Täheplaneedi
Täheplaneedi, also known as a circumbinary planet, is a planet that orbits two stars instead of one. This type of planetary system is relatively rare compared to single-star systems. The two stars in a täheplaneedi system are typically close to each other, forming a binary star system. The gravitational influence of both stars affects the planet's orbit, which can be complex and often elliptical.
The discovery of täheplaneedi systems has been facilitated by advancements in astronomical technology, particularly the Kepler
One notable example of a täheplaneedi system is Kepler-16b, discovered by the Kepler mission. This gas giant
Täheplaneedi systems offer a unique opportunity for studying the interactions between planets and multiple star systems.