World largest telescope discovery of Jupiter like planet

World most powerful telescope has discovered a unique object. This object is the size of Jupiter. Seeing this, scientists all over the world are speechless. They do not understand how it is being formed and it is not even connected to any constellation.

A new planet has been spotted in space which is the size of Jupiter. According to reports, the most powerful telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), has spotted “planets” in space the size of Jupiter, floating freely and not attached to any star. Scientists have named these objects Jupiter Mass Binary Objects or ”JuMBOs”.

About 40 of these pairs were identified by JWST during a survey of the Orion Nebula. In particular, these objects are too small to be stars, but also defy the traditional definition of a planet because they are not in orbit around the parent star. At present, these mysterious objects have astonished astronomers.

The European Space Agency (ESA) team has come up with two possible explanations for the origin of these giant objects. The first is that these objects evolved from regions where the density of material was insufficient to form a complete star. Another possibility is that they are planets that formed around the stars but were eventually ‘dropped out’ due to gravitational interactions. “The ejection hypothesis is the preferred one at this time

According to gas physics, objects with Jupiter’s mass should not be able to form on their own, and we know that single planets can be ejected from galaxies. But how do you get these pairs of things together? At present, scientists have no answer. “This is one for the theorists,” a senior science adviser at the European Space Agency (ESA) told BBC News.