Scientists discover 2 planets that do not orbit any stars
Scientists have discovered two free-floating planets in the Milky Way, each without any star to orbit. Scientists noted that one of the planets could be anywhere from 2-20 times the mass of Jupiter while the other one is anywhere from 2.3-23 times more massive than Earth. "Earth-mass free-floating planets are more common than stars in the Milky Way," scientists claimed.