View Larger Image Planet cannibalism is common, says cosmic ‘twin study’ Researchers studying 91 pairs of twin stars discovered that one in every 12 displayed evidence of planetary ingestion, a phenomenon previously believed to be rare, according to a study published in Nature. One common reason for planetary engulfment was the development of a “wobble” that caused twins to fall into their companion stars, according to the study. By mazzuki1|2024-03-21T19:20:21-04:00March 21st, 2024|Kool-Sci DAILY|Comments Off on Planet cannibalism is common, says cosmic ‘twin study’ Share This Story! FacebookTwitterRedditEmail Related Posts Cats with dementia show signs similar to Alzheimer’s Gallery Cats with dementia show signs similar to Alzheimer’s Neolithic farmers in Spain practiced cannibalism Neolithic farmers in Spain practiced cannibalism Martian glaciers found to be mostly pure ice Gallery Martian glaciers found to be mostly pure ice