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The youngest exoplanet found by the Hubble telescope is the size of Jupiter (and still growing)

Submit on Monday, May 3rd, 2021 11:12

The Hubble Space Telescope peered out into the cosmos, 379 light-years from Earth, and spotted a giant planet forming, the youngest planet ever spotted by the space telescope.

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