The Economic Times

Astronomers have found a 'baby' planet and named it Elias 2-24 b. The Jupiter-size world is less than 1 million years old

Astronomers have made an exciting discovery with Elias 2-24 b, recognised as the youngest planet identified to date. This gas giant is still enveloped in the material from its formation, indicating it is in a state of growth as it gathers more matter from its surrounding disk. Analysing previous telescope data has allowed scientists to gain valuable insights into the processes behind the formation and evolution of giant planets.