Study Reveals Multiple Exoplanets Orbiting in Nearly Circular Paths Beyond Our Solar System

Most near-Earth-sized planets travel around their host stars on nearly circular orbits, and the more small planets there are orbiting close to a star, the more nearly circular their orbits are. These are just two of many findings based on a major new

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