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What Are Ultra Short Period Exoplanets?

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Ultra short period exoplanets are planets that have an orbital period around their stars of less than one day. At such close distances they are subject to very strong tidal forces which cause tidal locking and tidal evolution of their orbits. The tidal evolution of the planet causes a internal heating due to into friction. Another interesting feature of ultra short period exoplanets is that their orbits are inclined with respect to other planets in the same system. It is not not fully understood why this is but does suggest there has been some excitation of their inclinations.

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