File:Temperature vs Mass of known exoplanets.png
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English: Kelt-9b is an exceptionally hot planet, with a mean temperature over 4000K, more than 1000 degrees warmer than the next "ultrahot Jupiters". The y-axis gives the mass of the planet relative to Jupiter (log scale), with the symbols for Jupiter, Neptune, and Earth at right representing their masses. |
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| Author | Dr Joshua Lothringer |
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