Exoplanets – Page 3 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

How Old is OGLE-TR-122b?

OGLE-TR-122b is the low-mass companion in an eclipsing binary system composed of a solar-type primary and a very low…

Question: Was reading about SIMP J01365663+0933473 and was wondering how you separate aurora activity from magnetic activity created by…

Question: Sir What is the name and sky position (RA and DEC values ) of the recently discovered ”…

Question: If an earth-like planet was discovered by a large US observatory that virtually guaranteed the capability of supporting…

Question: Someone asked “How many planets a stellar-planetary system can accommodate safely into a stable orbit around that star?…

Question: I’m interested in Kapteyn’s Star. July 2014 popular news reports about the discovery of Kapteyn b & c…

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