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A new study reveals that a planet's magnetic field can interact with its host star's magnetic field, resulting in periodic brightening. This discovery contributes to the growing knowledge of exoplanets, especially those with very short orbits.
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A new study reveals that a planet's magnetic field can interact with its host star's magnetic field, resulting in periodic brightening. This discovery contributes to the growing knowledge of exoplanets, especially those with very short orbits.
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Planet orbits so close to its star that their magnetic fields connect
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