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Astronomers discover a shrinking Neptune-sized exoplanet that's losing about 80 billion pounds (36 billion kg) per hour as a result of its red-dwarf host star bombarding it with energetic particles. The new find may help explain why astronomers see so few "hot Neptunes," but many hot "super-Earths."
Astronomers discover a shrinking Neptune-sized exoplanet that's losing about 80 billion pounds (36 billion kg) per hour as a result of its red-dwarf host star bombarding it with energetic particles. The new find may help explain why astronomers see so few "hot Neptunes," but many hot "super-Earths."
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