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A Jupiter-sized planet orbits very close to a white dwarf
Goddard Space Flight Center/NASA
A distant world may have formed inside a doomed star. This star was ripped apart by its smaller, denser companion – a dense stellar corpse called a white dwarf – and the planet could have formed from the star’s remains. These planets or their moons could be some of the most promising places beyond our solar system to search for life.
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