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Toroid

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It's a super Jupiter HR8799e and 129 light years away.
'Super-Jupiter' gas giant 129 light years from Earth is studied for the first time | Daily Mail Online
The distant planet has been found to have a stormy atmosphere with swirling clouds made of iron and silicate
  • Called HR8799e and was first spotted in 2010 orbiting a star in the Pegasus constellation 129 light years away
  • Analysis involved taking the light form four telescopes and and combined them to get the best data
  • Light from the planet and its star was filtered apart using a new technique which is the first time it technique has been used to directly study an exoplanet

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Published on Mar 27, 2019
Artist's impression of the super-Jupiter exoplanet, HR8799e. The GRAVITY instrument on ESO’s Very Large Telescope Interferometer (VLTI) has made the first direct observation of an exoplanet using optical interferometry. Calçada) Astronomers have made the first direct observation of a planet outside our solar system with a groundbreaking new technique that combines the light from multiple telescopes. The massive “super-Jupiter” exoplanet, called HR8799e, exists 129 light years from Earth and has an atmosphere with clouds of iron and silicates swirling in a planet-wide storm, according to a statement from the European Southern Observatory (ESO).
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Toroid

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Strange, galaxy M51 is where the Animus are from. They're a synthetic race created by Lucifer over 300 million years ago. Maybe they're looking for him. There's a Vatican controlled telescope in Arizona dubbed Lucifer 1.
Astronomers May Have Detected a Planet in Another Galaxy - ExtremeTech

The Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope Is Named ‘Lucifer’ And Is Housed In Their Own Observatory Located On Mount Graham In Arizona

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Drunvalo Melchizedek said there are two Fibonacci spirals forming our galaxy and the same is true with M51.
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Potentially habitable exoplanet candidate spotted around Alpha Centauri A in Earth's backyard | Space
The nearest solar system to our own may actually host two potentially life-supporting planets, a new study reports.

In 2016, scientists discovered a roughly Earth-size world circling Proxima Centauri, part of the three-star Alpha Centauri system, which lies about 4.37 light-years from Earth. The planet, known as Proxima b, orbits in the "habitable zone," the range of distances from a star at which liquid water could exist on a world's surface. (A second planet, Proxima c, was later discovered circling the star as well, but it orbits farther away, beyond the habitable zone's outer limits.)

Proxima b, however, given that its parent star is a red dwarf. These stars, the most common in the Milky Way, are small and dim, so their habitable zones lie very close in — so close, in fact, that planets residing there tend to be tidally locked, always showing the same face to their host stars, just as the moon always shows Earth its near side. In addition, red dwarfs are prolific flarers, especially when they're young, so it's unclear if their habitable-zone worlds can hold onto their atmospheres for long.
 
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