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Description	English: This artist's conception shows a Jupiter-sized planet forming from a disk of dust and gas surrounding a young, massive star. The planet's gravity has cleared a gap in the disk. Of more than 500 stars examined in the W5 star-forming region, 15 show evidence of central clearing that may be due to forming planets. Image credit: David A. Aguilar, CfA
Date	6 January 2010
Source	NASA overview of 215th annual AAS
Author	David A. Aguilar, CfA
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