Tres 2-B
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Tres 2-B
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To seven hundred fifty light-years of distance
Orbiting around the kepler one
In the small solar system binary
A darkest planet from the known universe
In a discovery method of transition, located in the draco constellation
So far away in that universe and so close from our solar system
Inside it, always see the obscurity it's Sun don't give the life
Is an impossible world, maybe other dimension
In a far away constellation
Reflecting less than one percent, of any lights that hits it
Made of gas and titanium oxide
Although close to its star, there is no day
A darkest planet from the known universe
No light inside, impossible that starlight penetrate its atmosphere
The eternal darkness, their skies are black and it doesn't rotate in its orbit
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