Young Exoplanet Population Comparison

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What's the difference between a young exoplanet and an old one?

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A new study suggests comparing populations of young exoplanets with older ones could reveal vital clues about how planets form, evolve and change over time.

This approach could ultimately provide answers to some heavily debated topics, such as the existence of a "hot Neptune desert" and the "radius valley" The findings help shed light on how long it takes for planets to cool down and lose their atmospheres.

The team's study was published on March 17 in The Astronomical Journal .

This will help us piece together the full picture of planet formation and evolution.

"With so much new data on the horizon, the next few decades will be incredibly exciting for exoplanet research," says Victoria Corless .

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