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slash UK slash AI for people. Happy Monday listeners. For Scientific American Science Quickly, I'm Rachel Feltman. Let's kick off the week with our usual science news roundup.

Let's start with some space news.

Have you ever heard of rogue planets?

They sound pretty cool, and they are.

The term refers to exoplanets that roam free instead of orbiting a star.

Some of them may be objects that formed like stars, coalescing in the wake of a giant gas clouds collapse, but never

gaining enough mass to actually start the process of nuclear fusion. Others may get their start

in the usual planetary way, forming from the gas and dust around a star, before getting ejected

out into open space for some reason or another. According to a pre-print study made available last month, the life of a rogue planet might not

always be as lonely as it sounds.

Some of them may be able to form little planetary systems of their own, Sandstar.

The researchers behind the new study, which still has to go through peer review, used instruments

on the James Webb Space Telescope to gather information about eight different rogue planets,

each with a mass around five to ten times greater than Jupiter's.

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