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The RAPTOR project investigates the formation of giant planets and their surrounding disks in young star systems. By developing advanced models that incorporate magnetic fields and thermal processes, it aims to understand how gas and dust accumulate to form planets, addressing key questions in astrophysics.
Recent multi-wavelength observations disclosed a groundbreaking discovery—an accreting giant planet surrounded by a circumplanetary disk within the gap of the young circumstellar disk PDS 70.
We now witnessplanet formation, one of the forefront themes in modern astrophysics, in action.
With over 5,000 detected planetary systems, we have learned that nearly every star in our galaxy hosts at least one planet.
The crucial insightinto how these planets form lies in the conjunction of theoretical stu…
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