PlanetQuest
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Exoplanets were discovered at Palomar Observatory! Looks even the little guys are getting in on the planet hunt...
2:32 PM Apr 14th, 2010
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Cool interview with Geoff Marcy, exoplanet guru, now up at planetquest. Is he eagerly hoping for an Earthlike discovery? Not quite...
9:40 AM Apr 13th, 2010
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Finally, a normal planet! Similar temp to Jupiter or Saturn in our own solar system....http://www.eso.org/public/news/eso1011/
3:09 PM Mar 18th, 2010
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Got a cool interview w/ Geoff Marcy (Kepler) coming up in a couple days - get ready to get even more stoked about the mission!
9:08 AM Mar 15th, 2010
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@ Happy Birthday!!
10:41 AM Mar 5th, 2010
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Awesome pics of (maybe) an exoplanet orbiting a sunlike star! Meet your newest avatar, desktop, and phone bkg image!
4:11 PM Dec 7th, 2009
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The Kepler hardware has won some hardware of its own - big props from Popular Science and Popular Mechanics!
10:16 AM Nov 24th, 2009
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For those of you anticipating Kepler announcements, looks like the first finds will be announced in January...stay tuned!
8:58 AM Nov 18th, 2009
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RT @ Is there life on planets around other stars? Read a story in rhyme about a girl on a planet hunt. .
8:58 AM Nov 18th, 2009
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32 Planets discovered! The count is now above 400, and who knows what Kepler's first set of results might bring...Props to the HARPS team!
4:20 PM Oct 22nd, 2009
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Also - WASP-18 b, which has the distinction of being the first dying planet found - it's got 1 mil. yrs. before SMACK - right into its star.
5:18 PM Sep 18th, 2009
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Meanwhile, CoRoT has discovered the first confirmed terrestrial exoplanet! It's one of two super-Earth size planets that orbit the star.
5:05 PM Sep 18th, 2009
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Ok, I'm back, and the planet news has piled up! For starters, cross WASP-9 off the exoplanet list - looks like it's actually a binary star.
4:53 PM Sep 18th, 2009
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@ Transiting means that it passes directly between its star and the Earth - a pretty rare occurrence, most planets don't do that
5:40 PM Aug 27th, 2009
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Now we've got a GIANT (biggest yet) planet that orbits the wrong way! The universe is apparently full of bad drivers.
12:26 PM Aug 13th, 2009
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Wild week for exoplanets...first there was the planet train wreck discovered by Spitzer...
12:21 PM Aug 13th, 2009
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@ You just need the main Yahoo widgets program - - download it there.
12:20 PM Aug 13th, 2009
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@ Transiting planets are already really difficult to find, so a multi-planet system w/ 1 trans. planet is like winning the lotto!
12:18 PM Aug 13th, 2009
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@ If you go to : , you can look up just about any planet and find its constellation, plus a bunch of other info....
12:15 PM Aug 13th, 2009
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In this case,"b" is a roasting hot Jupiter with a 3-day orbit, and "c" is a portly 15xJupiter-mass planet with a super-eccentric orbit.
5:13 PM Aug 3rd, 2009
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