An adolescent and near-resonant planetary system near the end of photoevaporation
Authors:
- Mu-Tian WangMWMu-Tian Wang
- Fei DaiFDFei Dai
- Hui-Gen LiuHLHui-Gen Liu
- Howard ChenHCHoward Chen
- Zhecheng HuZHZhecheng Hu
- Erik PetiguraEPErik Petigura
- Steven GiacaloneSGSteven Giacalone
- Eve LeeELEve Lee
- Max GoldbergMGMax Goldberg
- Adrien LeleuALAdrien Leleu
- Andrew W. MannAMAndrew W. Mann
- Madyson G. BarberMBMadyson G. Barber
- 27 February 2026
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature Astronomy
- Vol. 10 (6) , 818-829
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