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↪What are "ploonets"?

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Answer 1

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• new class of theorized objects that begin as moons around large planets, but eventually move out on their own. We call them "ploonets."

• Astronomers have defined a new class of celestial objects called "ploonets," which are orphaned moons that have escaped the bonds of their planetary parents.

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Answer 2

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In research published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, astronomers named a new class of theorized objects that begin as moons around large planets, but eventually move out on their own. They call them "ploonets."