Journal of Astrobiology & Outreach

Abstrait

Origin and Evolution of Planetary

Jordanka Semkova

Planets circling pulsars have been found. Pulsars are the remainders of the cosmic explosion blasts of high-mass stars,
yet a planetary framework that existed before the cosmic explosion would almost certainly be for the most part
annihilated. Planets would either vanish, be pushed off of their circles by the majority of gas from the detonating star,
or the unexpected loss of the greater part of the mass of the focal star would see them get away from the gravitational
hold of the star, or now and again the cosmic explosion would kick the actual pulsar out of the framework at high
speed so any planets that had endure the blast would be abandoned as free-coasting objects.