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How to detect an exoplanet

You don’t need a high-powered telescope to spot the signature of an alien world

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December 5, 2014physicsgg

This entry was posted in ASTROBIOLOGY, ASTRONOMY, ASTROPHYSICS and tagged exoplanets, Telescopes. Bookmark the permalink.

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