styrofoam planet

Newly Found "Styrofoam Planet," The Key To Alien Life

Medicine & Technology May 17, 2017

A new exoplanet that is as dense as styrofoam is hinted to be the clue to alien life. The Styrofoam planet called as KELT-11b will be used to study the atmospheres of other planets.

styrofoam planet

Newly Found "Styrofoam Planet," The Key To Alien Life

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