Photo/Video: Star batters its own planet with explosive X-rays

Corot-2 is a star-planet tandem located 880 light-years from us, therefore it can be said they are in the “nearby vecinity” (scroll down for video).

Star Corot-2a hits own planet Corot-2b with blasting X-Rays. Photo: NASA/CXC/M.Weiss

However it looks like the star does not really like its own orbiting planet.

Matter is blasted off from the planet at a ratio of 5 million tons/second as the star attacks it with X-Rays.

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The discovery of the star attack was made by ESO’s telescope (La Silla, Chile) and NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory.

The scientists revealed that the alien planet is practically fried by its “sun” and what turned out to be weird is the fact that the “sun” itself might be affected by the targeted planet.

Video: CoRoT-2a star attacks partner planet CoRoT-2b with intense X-Rays