The ALMA (yellow) and VLT (red and blue) images of PDS 70 superposed show the locations of the two planets. Note the ALMA blob is offset from the infrared position of PDS 70b (below left of center). Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO) A. Isella; ESO
Actual image of young star PDS 70 by SPHERE, a planet-hunting instrument on ESO’s Very Large Telescope. The newly-forming baby planet – labeled PDS 70b – can be seen as the bright spot inside the gap in the surrounding disk of dust and gas. Image via ESO/A. Müller et al/AASnova.

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Planet PDS 70 b forming in protoplanetary disk around a star
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Located roughly 400 light-years away, PDS 70 is a youthful stellar system—only about 5.4 million years old—centered on a K-type star. Astronomers have directly observed at least two developing gas giants, PDS 70b and PDS 70c, embedded within a dense circumstellar disk of dust and gas. Because these planets are still accreting material, the system offers a rare snapshot of planetary growth in progress. Often described as an emerging analogue to a newborn solar system, PDS 70 provides valuable...


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