What is a "hot Jupiter" Group of answer choices Exoplanets that are warmer than Jupiter. Exoplanet that are giant like Jupiter but orbits very close to their star. Any planet that is hotter than Venus. Jupiter size planets orbiting around stars much hotter than the Sun.

What is a "hot Jupiter" Group of answer choices Exoplanets that are warmer than Jupiter. Exoplanet that are giant like Jupiter but orbits very close to their star. Any planet that is hotter than Venus. Jupiter size planets orbiting around stars much hotter than the Sun.

The Solar System

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What is a "hot Jupiter"

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Exoplanets that are warmer than Jupiter.

Exoplanet that are giant like Jupiter but orbits very close to their star.

Any planet that is hotter than Venus.

Jupiter size planets orbiting around stars much hotter than the Sun.

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