Have you
ever worked as an intern in your life? If yes, you might know the hectic work
that you have got to do. You might have done all the jobs that were ignored by
everyone. Perhaps, making coffee and hauling around boxes full of documents.
But, it's not the same with this 17-year-old Wolf Cukier, a NASA intern from
New York. This teenager ended up discovering something amazing just 3 days into
his internship at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt in 2019. He
succeeded in finding a brand new planet which is located in a distance of 1,300
light-years from the Earth. This planet has a unique pastel-colored look and it
was named the TOI 1338b. The
pastel-colored designs on the planet have made it look like a bomb.
17-year-old
Wolf Cukier ended up founding the newest planet of all.
Image
credits: NASA Goddard
Wolf
explained that he will look forward for more details that were requested by the
volunteers, during an interview with CNN.
“About three days into my internship, I saw a signal from a system
called TOI 1338b. At first, I thought it was a stellar eclipse, but the timing
was wrong. It turned out to be a planet,” said the intern.
This
specific planet seems to orbit 2 stars making it circumbinary.
Image
credits: NASA Goddard
Image
credits: NASA Goddard
“One is
about 10% more massive than our Sun, while the other is cooler, dimmer and only
one-third the Sun’s mass,” described NASA Goddard. The novel planet is about 7
times larger than the Earth. Newly generated images of TOI 1388b were recently
released and they are really mesmerizing.
Here are
some of the recently released generated pictures of the TOI 1388b. Most of the
people fell in love with these fantastic images.
Image
credits: paintwater_boba
These
stunning pictures have grabbed the whole attention of Twitter within seconds
gathering more than 1.2 million likes in just a few days.
The
striking images of the planet collected more than 1.2M likes and 224k retweets
within a few days.
Image
credits: paintwater_boba
Image
credits: paintwater_boba
Image
credits: paintwater_boba
All these
pictures have been created with the help of a bot as there are no telescopes
with the ability to capture such a distance clearly. “That won’t change in the
next 50 years, realistically,” stated one of the Twitter users.
It might be worth mentioning that the pictures are an artists impression of the planet. We cannot see any detail and the discovery was by indirect means and inference from patterns in light spectra.
ReplyDelete+1. A necessary criticism of the presentation and article, that unfortunately confuses the information around this young person's exciting discovery.
DeleteYou live off north drive
DeletePete... it says it was created with a bot
ReplyDeleteWow this is great, I know there is something out there! Just look at all the things we have here on earth, that no one has answers for, some one or thing put and built all this stuff. We don't even know how they did it. I think that most is way older than what they are saying, or even know
ReplyDelete.
...Those are balls....
ReplyDeleteDoes it have two moons by chance?
ReplyDeleteHe might have spotted the planet but these pictures are phony. What did Pluto look like before NASA's New Horizons passed by? a DOT. This planet is to quote Carl Sagen "billions and billions and billions and billions" of light-years away! Thus it is a dot even through the very best telescopes. We can now spot a glimpse of the atmosphere as the planet passes in front of the star but that's all folks!!
ReplyDeletePete it might be worth mentioning that it says that in the article, could nobody here banging on about that read that snippet in the article, it says has been made as haven’t the ability to see it for at least 50 years, if can’t read that don’t quit the day job for science just yet guys lol!! 🤣🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteCould this be planetX nibiru?
ReplyDeleteBut the headline is deceptive ." This striking planet was found by a 17 year old ." Then there are pictures of the planet illustrating the headline without explanation. It says image credits NASA Goddard . So yes the truth might have been buried downstream in the article but the misinformation was intended.
ReplyDeleteIntern's discovery was real, images are clearly and deliberately false. It was discovered by a slight and regular drop in stellar luminosity as it transited the primary and perhaps the secondary star similar to what the Kepler space telescope was designed to capture. timings of the transits could produce a mass. not much more can be gleaned at this time. The intern made a real discovery, the fakery that follows takes away from its significance.
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