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🌌 Mysterious Giant Between Planet and Star
Astronomers have found a strange object nearly 20 times the mass of Jupiter, sitting in the grey zone between planet and star.
It is called a “sub-brown dwarf” – too small to shine like a true star, but far too massive to be a normal planet.
Its atmosphere is wrapped in thick clouds made of tiny sand-like grains and exotic gases, glowing and swirling like a cosmic cauldron.

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🪐 What This Video Explores
In this video, we dive into:
What a sub-brown dwarf actually is
Why it is not fully a star and not quite a planet
How this discovery is forcing scientists to rethink the definition of a “planet”
What this means for future exoplanet and star discoveries

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🔥 Why This Discovery Is So Strange
This object challenges all the neat categories astronomers once used.
Is it a failed star, a super-planet, or a missing link between the two?
Its weird clouds, extreme mass, and strange atmosphere make it one of the most puzzling objects ever found in our galaxy.

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I gathered information and inspiration for this video from these websites.
Copy and paste these links into your browser to explore more details:

https://mashable.com/article/planets-...
https://universetoday.com/
https://www.rmg.co.uk/stories/space-a...

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🎟️ — CREDITS —
Research and script, Narration and editing : [ Santhosh Kumar ]
Channel name : [ World Explorer ]

Production Tools:
DaVinci Resolve, SFX libraries, AI-assisted planning, Eleven Labs

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