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Astronomers using the Kepler telescope found the first known double-star planet just last September Kepler-16, a gassy oddball orb the size of Saturn that circles a pair of stars 200 light-years from Earth, like the planet Tatooine in the "Star Wars" films.
WSJ: Galaxy Hosts 100 Billion Planets, in New Estimate
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Astronomers using the Kepler telescope found the first known double-star planet just last September Kepler-16b, a gassy oddball orb the size of Saturn that circles a pair of stars 200 light-years from Earth, like the planet Tatooine in the "Star Wars" films.
WSJ: Galaxy Hosts 100 Billion Planets, in New Estimate
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Parts of inexplicable circles, drawn or incised on the light-colored wall behind him, give an air of happenstance to his position.
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