Are all-stars planets

Answer 1

The best possible answer is we don't know.

Just a decade or so ago, astrophysicists believed that no other stars have planets. The first exoplanet discovered was Gamma Cephei b, in 1988. While its existence was questioned for more than a decade, it was finally proven in 2003.

There are currently 840 Planets around 655 Stars, 128 of these are in systems with multiple planets; there are 2,712 Kepler candidates, and 2,756,217 Transit Survey Light Curves that could prove to be exoplanets as well.

Answer 2

The stars are actually suns

Answer 3

Most stars are thought to have planets around them, but we can only speculate on this as the other stars are generally too far away to be able to see any orbiting planets.

Answer 4

cuz there might not be any planets around to get pulled by gravity.

Answer 5

No, it is actually very hard to find one that does.

Answer 6

In our solar system there is only one star, which is the sun. All other stars you can see are in our galaxy, the Milky Way. Many have planets around them, and so they are solar systems.

Answer 7

No, all-stars are not planets. All-star typically refers to a prominent or exceptional individual within a particular field or industry, while planets are celestial objects that orbit around a star.

Answer 8

no