An exoplanet that orbits its star at a whopping distance of 2,000 times the sun-Earth distance -- taking 80,000 (Earth) years to complete one orbit -- has been discovered. As far as exoplanets go, that's the most extreme orbit found to date.
An exoplanet that orbits its star at a whopping distance of 2,000 times the sun-Earth distance -- taking 80,000 (Earth) years to complete one orbit -- has been discovered. As far as exoplanets go, that's the most extreme orbit found to date.
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