Thursday, July 30, 2015

Newscenter Update: Telescopes Team Up to Find Distant Uranus-Sized Planet Through Microlensing

July 30, 2015
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Telescopes Team Up to Find Distant Uranus-Sized Planet Through Microlensing

The majority of planets discovered outside our solar system orbit close to their parent stars because these planets are the easiest to find. But to fully understand how distant planetary systems are put together, astronomers must conduct a census of all the planets around a star. So they need to look farther away from the star-from about the distance of Jupiter is from our sun, and beyond.

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