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Gigantic, chilly Jupiter has its peers across the universe

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Shining brightly in the south at nightfall this month is the planet Jupiter.
Unmistakable to the naked eye, it’s the closest thing our solar system has to the giant worlds that astronomers are turning up by the hundreds around other stars.
Clearly, Jupiters are a garden-variety planet across the entire universe.

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