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Stellar Brief: 20. 10. 2026
Today’s standout finding changes the story of PDS 70: the young star is estimated to be 12 to 16 million years old, about three times older than previously thought. Alpha Centauri was the leading Stellarcatalog search query, with 1,537 impressions on October 19. Read today's Stellar Brief

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14 Herculis: Eccentric giants hint at an ejected massive planet
icon30. 5. 2026
iconEstrellas | Exoplane
Image: 14 Herculis: Eccentric giants hint at an ejected massive planet
The 14 Herculis system contains two super-Jupiter planets on eccentric, misaligned orbits—a configuration that is difficult to explain with standard planet formation models. Researchers used N-body simulations to study the system’s history and found that its current architecture can be reproduced if the system originally hosted additional massive planets that were later ejected through planet-planet scattering. The mass of the ejected planet helps constrain the system’s initial conditions. Th...
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HD 20794 d: a stable, eccentric planet crossing the habitable zone
icon27. 5. 2026
iconEstrellas | Exoplanetas | Exoplanetas habitable
Image: HD 20794 d: a stable, eccentric planet crossing the habitable zone
This study analyzes the orbital dynamics and habitability of the HD 20794 planetary system, which contains three confirmed planets orbiting a nearby G-type star. Of particular interest is HD 20794 d, a terrestrial planet with a minimum mass of 5.82 Earth masses on a highly eccentric orbit that passes through the star’s habitable zone (HZ). The research calculates the HZ boundaries and determines how much time planet d spends within these limits. ...
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TRAPPIST-1 f, g, and h may have subsurface oceans and detectable cryovolcanic water vapor
icon27. 5. 2026
iconEstrellas | Exoplane
Image: TRAPPIST-1 f, g, and h may have subsurface oceans and detectable cryovolcanic water vapor
Scientists modeled the interiors and atmospheres of the exoplanets TRAPPIST-1f, g, and h to see if they could sustain subsurface oceans and produce detectable water vapor through cryovolcanism. Using simulations, they found that all three planets’ internal heat is mainly generated by radioactive decay and tidal forces. TRAPPIST-1f and g are likely to have thin outer ice shells and shallow subsurface oceans, while TRAPPIST-1h may have a thicker ic...
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AB Aurigae’s disk shows complex dynamics and accretion activity
icon27. 5. 2026
iconEstrellas | Exoplane
Image: AB Aurigae’s disk shows complex dynamics and accretion activity
Researchers observed the protoplanetary disk around the young star AB Aurigae using near-infrared polarized imaging and H-alpha observations over several years. Their study reveals that while most of the disk follows Keplerian rotation, the inner regions (within about 60 astronomical units) show significant deviations, including sub-Keplerian motion. Two bright spiral arms inside the disk’s millimeter cavity display different dynamic behaviors, p...
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WASP-156 b’s orbit is aligned, not polar, new data show
icon27. 5. 2026
iconEstrellas | Exoplane
Image: WASP-156 b’s orbit is aligned, not polar, new data show
WASP-156 b is a short-period exo-Neptune, a planet similar in size to Neptune but much closer to its star. Scientists studied the planet’s orbit using new high-precision spectroscopic and photometric observations. They measured the Rossiter-McLaughlin effect, which reveals the angle between the planet’s orbit and the star’s rotation. The results show that WASP-156 b’s orbit is well aligned with the star’s equator, with a projected obliquity of ab...
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Magnetic interactions found between Proxima Centauri and its planets
icon25. 5. 2026
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Image: Magnetic interactions found between Proxima Centauri and its planets
Proxima Centauri, the closest star to the Sun, hosts at least two planets: Proxima b and Proxima d. Using high-resolution optical observations, astronomers searched for signs of magnetic interactions between the star and its planets. They measured the star’s rotation period as about 85 days and found that Proxima Centauri experiences frequent flares, with about 5 percent of the observing time showing flare activity. Statistical analysis revealed ...
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Eclipse mapping with SPIRou reveals first CO signal on WASP-33b’s dayside
icon25. 5. 2026
iconEstrellas | Exoplanetas | Júpiter caliente
Image: Eclipse mapping with SPIRou reveals first CO signal on WASP-33b’s dayside
WASP-33b is an ultra-hot Jupiter, a giant planet orbiting very close to its star. Scientists used high-resolution spectroscopy with the SPIRou instrument to observe eight eclipses of WASP-33b, focusing on the moments when the planet passes behind its star (ingress and egress). This technique, called eclipse mapping, can reveal details about the planet’s dayside atmosphere. The team analyzed the data using advanced software and combined it with pr...
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GJ 710’s rare close approach highlights stellar encounters near the Sun
icon22. 5. 2026
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Image: GJ 710’s rare close approach highlights stellar encounters near the Sun
This study examines how often stars pass close to the Sun and puts the upcoming fly-by of GJ 710 into context. GJ 710 is expected to come within about 0.0621 parsecs (roughly 10,000 astronomical units) of the Solar System in about 1.3 million years, making it one of the closest known future encounters. The researchers analyzed the motions of nearby stars to identify both past and future close approaches within one parsec of the Sun. They correcte...
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Bright ancient star G256353 shows strong r-process element enrichment
icon22. 5. 2026
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Image: Bright ancient star G256353 shows strong r-process element enrichment
Astronomers have studied four extremely metal-poor stars, which are among the oldest and most primitive in our galaxy. The main focus is on G256353, a star with a very low iron content and a strong enhancement of elements created by the rapid neutron-capture process, known as the r-process. Using high-resolution spectra from the GHOST instrument on Gemini South, the team measured the abundances of 15 neutron-capture elements in G256353. The patte...
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Apsidal motion in HD 152248 reveals challenges in modeling massive star interiors
icon22. 5. 2026
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Image: Apsidal motion in HD 152248 reveals challenges in modeling massive star interiors
HD 152248 is a massive twin binary system used to study the internal structure of stars more than twenty times the mass of the Sun. By measuring the apsidal motion—the slow rotation of the orbit’s long axis—astronomers can probe how mass is distributed inside these stars. This study uses detailed stellar models to compare predictions with observations, focusing on the internal structure constant k2, which is sensitive to the density contrast betw...
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