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[Random Space Fact]
Being discovered in 2012, CFBDSIR2149 is one of presumably many/multiple "Rogue Planets". (Planets the continuously float/roam through Space)
This planet was reported 400 lightyears away. With an estimated mass of "4-7 times the mass of Jupiter".
![[Random Space Fact]Being discovered in 2012, CFBDSIR2149 is one of presumably many/multiple "Rogue Planets". (Planets the continuously float/roam through Space)This planet was reported 400 lightyears away. With an estimated mass of "4-7 times the mass of Jupiter".](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYr9Q21UwAEIwa1.jpg "[Random Space Fact]Being discovered in 2012, CFBDSIR2149 is one of presumably many/multiple \"Rogue Planets\". (Planets the continuously float/roam through Space)This planet was reported 400 lightyears away. With an estimated mass of \"4-7 times the mass of Jupiter\".")
![[Random Space Fact]Being discovered in 2012, CFBDSIR2149 is one of presumably many/multiple "Rogue Planets". (Planets the continuously float/roam through Space)This planet was reported 400 lightyears away. With an estimated mass of "4-7 times the mass of Jupiter".](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYr9Q-ZUcAAfU8W.jpg "[Random Space Fact]Being discovered in 2012, CFBDSIR2149 is one of presumably many/multiple \"Rogue Planets\". (Planets the continuously float/roam through Space)This planet was reported 400 lightyears away. With an estimated mass of \"4-7 times the mass of Jupiter\".")
Being discovered in 2012, CFBDSIR2149 is one of presumably many/multiple "Rogue Planets". (Planets the continuously float/roam through Space)
This planet was reported 400 lightyears away. With an estimated mass of "4-7 times the mass of Jupiter".
In the past, Scientists estimated that CFBDSIR2149 could be between 50-120 million years. Rocking an estimated temperature of 400°C (752°F).
There could be potentially millions/billions of other Rogue Planets, but CFBDSIR2149 is the closest.
There could be potentially millions/billions of other Rogue Planets, but CFBDSIR2149 is the closest.
And, for those who're still curious about Jupiter's mass. Check the image down below!
