Assertion: solar system's planet | /r/CapableOf | orbit star
Facets:
value: very closely
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Imagine an alien living on a planet orbiting a star 10 light years away from the Sun (in Galactic terms, right next door).
text: We'll let our colleagues in Exoplanet Exploration (the search for planets orbiting other stars) handle this one:
text: Researchers determined that the farthest planet from the star, TRAPPIST-1h, orbits its star every 19 days, using NASA's Kepler space telescope.
text: Such planets would have to orbit very closely to their stars; so closely that their atmospheres would be gradually stripped away by solar radiation.
text: A planet is a large object such as Jupiter or Earth that orbits a star.
text: Simply put, a planet is a massive, round body orbiting a star.
text: Since the early 1990s, astronomers have discovered other solar systems, with planets orbiting stars other than our own Sun (called "extrasolar planets" or simply "exoplanets").
text: These newly found planets are orbiting other stars: they are extrasolar planets.