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Unusual 'Phoenix' Exoplanet , Challenges Our Current Understanding of , Planetary Evolution.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that astronomers have discovered a <br/>strange exoplanet that has been able to withstand intense <br/>radiation from a giant red star and retain its atmosphere.<br/>According to researchers at John Hopkins University, the <br/>rare planet should have been stripped down to the rock by <br/>the constant bombardment of radiation from its host star.<br/>Instead, the unusual exoplanet developed <br/>a puffy, less-dense atmosphere instead.<br/>Astronomers nicknamed the planet <br/>\
Unusual 'Phoenix' Exoplanet , Challenges Our Current Understanding of , Planetary Evolution.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that astronomers have discovered a <br/>strange exoplanet that has been able to withstand intense <br/>radiation from a giant red star and retain its atmosphere.<br/>According to researchers at John Hopkins University, the <br/>rare planet should have been stripped down to the rock by <br/>the constant bombardment of radiation from its host star.<br/>Instead, the unusual exoplanet developed <br/>a puffy, less-dense atmosphere instead.<br/>Astronomers nicknamed the planet <br/>\
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