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Kepler-51 d is a gas_giant exoplanet discovered in 2014 using the Transit method at Kepler. The 0.95 m Kepler Telescope was employed with the instruments of the Kepler CCD Array.

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Kepler-51 d

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Discovery Details

World type: gas_giant
Discovery method: Transit
Discovery year: 2014
Facility: Kepler
Instrument: Kepler CCD Array
Telescope: 0.95 m Kepler Telescope

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Kepler-51 d is a fascinating fluffy giant orbiting the star Kepler-51, discovered in 2014 by the Kepler space telescope using the transit method. Imagine a planet so light for its size that it’s often called a cosmic cotton candy! Despite its giant dimensions, Kepler-51 d is remarkably low in density, making it more puffy than rocky or icy. It's part of a unique system where planets challenge our ideas about how worlds form and evolve. Spinning around a star far beyond our solar system, this planet invites us to dream about the dazzling diversity of exoplanets scattered throughout the galaxy, each with its own story and charm. Kepler-51 d truly sparks curiosity and wonder in the vast expanse of space.