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Regarding the new "J1407b's" that were found a while back.
That being the ones shown in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kdd6_2ZKMMw Why do we know they're Brown Dwarf stars and aren't going to absorb their protoplanetary disk, eventually consuming them and becoming Red Dwarf stars? With how common they (Red Dwarf stars) are and how far some of these protoplanetary disks are reach could eventually form actual solar systems.
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That being the ones shown in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kdd6_2ZKMMw Why do we know they're Brown Dwarf stars and aren't going to absorb their protoplanetary disk, eventually consuming them and becoming Red Dwarf stars? With how common they (Red Dwarf stars) are and how far some of these protoplanetary disks are reach could eventually form actual solar systems.
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