The Milky Way contains a perfectly synchronized solar system with six planets
Six planets in a remarkable in-sync solar system that has been unaffected by outer forces since its formation billions of years ago are dancing like a vast cosmic orchestra have been found by astronomers. The discovery, which was made public on Wednesday, may provide some light on the origins of solar systems throughout the Milky Way. This one is located in the Coma Berenices constellation, 100 light-years distant. It is 5.8 trillion miles to one light-year. For the observations, NASA's Tess and the European Space Agency's Cheops, two planet-hunting spacecraft, collaborated.
