वैज्ञानिकों ने खोजे 100 अरब भटकते ग्रह, क्या ये आपके नये घर होंगे? Rogue Planets And Rogue Stars
There are 100 billion rogue (starless) planets wandering in our milky way galaxy. These planets are free form gravitational forces of their host stars. They are extremely cold and frozen but even then they can host some life. Find out the possibilities of hosting a life in these starless planets. Our Science Website - https://vigyanam.com Follow Us : - instagram - / scimyth facebook - / vigyanam Twitter - / myth_sci Source Of This Video - NASA and ESA

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