Are Alien Visitors Building Planets Across the Galaxy?

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Are some planets actually born from alien wanderers drifting through space? :milky_way: A new theory suggests that interstellar objects like comet 3I/ATLAS might be seeding young star systems, kickstarting the birth of entire planets. These cosmic hitchhikers — flung out from distant galaxies — could hold the missing key to how gas giants like Jupiter form so quickly. Discover how this groundbreaking idea might reshape everything we know about planet formation!  :telescope: Based on recent findings presented by Professor Susanne Pfalzner, this video explores the fascinating role of interstellar visitors in creating exoplanets — and why their journey across the galaxy might be far more important than we ever imagined.  :alien: No, it's not science fiction — it's space science in action. WooGlobe Ref : WGA162594 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00What if planets like Earth were born, thanks to alien visitors from deep space?

00:05Astronomers now believe interstellar objects like Comet 3i Atlas

00:08might be seeding the universe with planets.

00:11These aren't sci-fi aliens.

00:13They're real space wanderers, kicked out of other star systems

00:16and flung across the galaxy.

00:18A new theory suggests these rogue objects could get captured by young stars.

00:22Once inside, they act like planet starters

00:25providing the solid mass needed to grow new worlds.

00:28Normally, small rocks in space just bounce or shatter when they collide.

00:32But these interstellar seeds might help overcome that growth barrier.

00:36Millions of them could be trapped in a single protoplanetary disk,

00:40especially around massive stars.

00:42And that could explain why giant planets like Jupiter

00:45often form faster and around bigger stars.

00:48Comet 3i Atlas, spotted this summer, is only the third confirmed interstellar object

00:53to pass through our solar system.

00:55And its presence might prove that these cosmic hitchhikers are everywhere.

00:59So next time you gaze at the stars, remember,

01:02some of those planets may owe their existence to visitors from far beyond.

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