Eine Entdeckung von Astronomen wirft die Frage auf: Wann ist ein Mond ein Mond?

Christian Speicher· Jul 26, 2026 · 3:30 AM UTC ·1 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 14 views

Im Sonnensystem CD-35 2722 ist nichts so, wie man es kennt. Begriffe wie Planet oder Mond verlieren ihre Bedeutung.

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Hier könnte gerade ein neuer Mond entstehenMit dem Alma-Teleskop haben Astronomen zum ersten Mal eine Staubscheibe um einen jungen Exoplaneten entdeckt. Möglicherweise wiederholt sich hier gerade, was der Jupiter vor 4,5 Milliarden Jahren durchgemacht hat.Thorsten Dambeck 18.07.20193 min

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