If a planet has an atmosphere, it's probably leaking, some faster than others.
If a planet has an atmosphere, it's
, around 923 light-years away. It's spitting out enough gas to form two tails, together spanning a distance greater than 53 times the exoplanet's radius. That HAT-P-32b is losing its atmosphere is not unexpected. It's a puffy world with a low density, just 10 percent that of Jupiter's, orbiting its star on a very close orbit of just 2.15 days. At that proximity to its star – one that's a little bigger and hotter than the Sun – the exoplanet is heated to a temperature of around 1,836 Kelvin .in action but had not captured the true extent of the atmospheric destruction wrought by the star.
HAT-P-32b's leaky atmosphere became apparent from observations of these transits when scientists noticed an excess of. Because they only looked at transit data, we didn't know the full extent of the leak.
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