ScienceFirst-ever radio signals from an exoplanet reportedly detected
Latest in Space identifies the planet as Beta Pictoris b, 63 light-years away, and says its magnetic field is 2,500 times stronger than Earth's.
TLDR
Latest in Space reports that scientists have detected radio signals from Beta Pictoris b, calling it the first-ever detection from an exoplanet. The outlet says the planet is 63 light-years away and has a magnetic field 2,500 times stronger than Earth's.
First-ever radio signals from an exoplanet reportedly detected
Latest in Space identifies the planet as Beta Pictoris b, 63 light-years away, and says its magnetic field is 2,500 times stronger than Earth's.
TLDR
Latest in Space reports that scientists have detected radio signals from Beta Pictoris b, calling it the first-ever detection from an exoplanet. The outlet says the planet is 63 light-years away and has a magnetic field 2,500 times stronger than Earth's.
