Rogue Planet Science - (Reading > Information)

Rogue Planet Science

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Decide which paragraph, A to D, has the information given in each statement below. Select E if the information is not given in any of the paragraphs.

- Rogue planets are defined as planets without a star to orbit. - The detection of rogue planets requires different methods than those used for traditional planets. - All rogue planets are formed in the same way as traditional planets. - Rogue planets may have potential for supporting life. - The exact number of rogue planets in our galaxy is known. - Gravitational interactions can cause planets to be ejected from their star systems. - Rogue planets are always smaller than traditional planets. - The study of rogue planets contributes to our understanding of planetary system evolution. - Rogue planets have been directly observed using telescopes.