Planets Orbit in 'Perfect Synchrony' - Kepler-223 Star System | Video
The 4 planets in the Kepler-233 system orbit their star in 4 to 3, 6 to 4, and 8 to 6 ratios. For example - every time the the inner most planet (Kepler 223b) orbits the star 4 times, the second closest planet (Kepler 224c) orbits 3 times. This type of synchrony is unusual and can reveal insight into the planets' composition and how they formed. FULL STORY:
Credit: Space.com / Animations: W. Rebel, NASA Ames / Kepler Mission / Produced and Edited by @SteveSpaleta & @CallaCofield
Credit: Space.com / Animations: W. Rebel, NASA Ames / Kepler Mission / Produced and Edited by @SteveSpaleta & @CallaCofield
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