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This is an #exoplanet (β pic b) orbiting its host #star.
The #planet is directly observed over 17 years by various instruments with different size of coronographs (the black disk in the #instrument occulting the star).
From 2004 to 2010 and from 2016 to 2018, the planet is too close to the star such as it is also behind the #coronograph.
β pic b is a young (12Myr) massive planet (~10M_jup) with period of ~20 yr 🪐
credits: Jason Wang (Northwestern University)
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This is an #exoplanet (β pic b) orbiting its host #star.
The #planet is directly observed over 17 years by various instruments with different size of coronographs (the black disk in the #instrument occulting the star).
From 2004 to 2010 and from 2016 to 2018, the planet is too close to the star such as it is also behind the #coronograph.
β pic b is a young (12Myr) massive planet (~10M_jup) with period of ~20 yr 🪐
credits: Jason Wang (Northwestern University)
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This is an #exoplanet (β pic b) orbiting its host #star.
The #planet is directly observed over 17 years by various instruments with different size of coronographs (the black disk in the #instrument occulting the star).
From 2004 to 2010 and from 2016 to 2018, the planet is too close to the star such as it is also behind the #coronograph.
β pic b is a young (12Myr) massive planet (~10M_jup) with period of ~20 yr 🪐
credits: Jason Wang (Northwestern University)
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This is an #exoplanet (β pic b) orbiting its host #star.
The #planet is directly observed over 17 years by various instruments with different size of coronographs (the black disk in the #instrument occulting the star).
From 2004 to 2010 and from 2016 to 2018, the planet is too close to the star such as it is also behind the #coronograph.
β pic b is a young (12Myr) massive planet (~10M_jup) with period of ~20 yr 🪐
credits: Jason Wang (Northwestern University)
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This is an #exoplanet (β pic b) orbiting its host #star.
The #planet is directly observed over 17 years by various instruments with different size of coronographs (the black disk in the #instrument occulting the star).
From 2004 to 2010 and from 2016 to 2018, the planet is too close to the star such as it is also behind the #coronograph.
β pic b is a young (12Myr) massive planet (~10M_jup) with period of ~20 yr 🪐
credits: Jason Wang (Northwestern University)
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Nature Journal astronomy covers
The Search for a Sister Earth (2006) - Designing a telescope to find our next Solar System
https://nature.com/nature/volumes/442/issues/7098
#universe #planet #planets #exoplanet #exoplanets #planethunting #earth #solarsystem #star #stars #simulation #astronomy #astrophysics #astrodon #nature #cover #art #coverart #covers #naturecovers #space #nwo #newworld #newworlds #telescope #spacetelescope #coronograph #science #research #nasa #jwst
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Nature Journal astronomy covers
The Search for a Sister Earth (2006) - Designing a telescope to find our next Solar System
https://nature.com/nature/volumes/442/issues/7098
#universe #planet #planets #exoplanet #exoplanets #planethunting #earth #solarsystem #star #stars #simulation #astronomy #astrophysics #astrodon #nature #cover #art #coverart #covers #naturecovers #space #nwo #newworld #newworlds #telescope #spacetelescope #coronograph #science #research #nasa #jwst
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Nature Journal astronomy covers
The Search for a Sister Earth (2006) - Designing a telescope to find our next Solar System
https://nature.com/nature/volumes/442/issues/7098
#universe #planet #planets #exoplanet #exoplanets #planethunting #earth #solarsystem #star #stars #simulation #astronomy #astrophysics #astrodon #nature #cover #art #coverart #covers #naturecovers #space #nwo #newworld #newworlds #telescope #spacetelescope #coronograph #science #research #nasa #jwst
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Nature Journal astronomy covers
The Search for a Sister Earth (2006) - Designing a telescope to find our next Solar System
https://nature.com/nature/volumes/442/issues/7098
#universe #planet #planets #exoplanet #exoplanets #planethunting #earth #solarsystem #star #stars #simulation #astronomy #astrophysics #astrodon #nature #cover #art #coverart #covers #naturecovers #space #nwo #newworld #newworlds #telescope #spacetelescope #coronograph #science #research #nasa #jwst
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Nature Journal astronomy covers
The Search for a Sister Earth (2006) - Designing a telescope to find our next Solar System
https://nature.com/nature/volumes/442/issues/7098
#universe #planet #planets #exoplanet #exoplanets #planethunting #earth #solarsystem #star #stars #simulation #astronomy #astrophysics #astrodon #nature #cover #art #coverart #covers #naturecovers #space #nwo #newworld #newworlds #telescope #spacetelescope #coronograph #science #research #nasa #jwst