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Apraksts

English: HD 21749 Star Exoplanet System^[1]

Scientists at M.I.T. and elsewhere confirmed a new planet, HD 21749b, which orbits a star about the size of the sun and is about 53 light years away.

References

↑ Overbye, Dennis (7 January 2019). "Another Day, Another Exoplanet: NASA’s TESS Keeps Counting More". The New York Tmes. Retrieved on 8 January 2019.

Datums

2019. gada 7. janvāris

Avots

https://static01.nyt.com/images/2019/01/08/climate/08TESS2/merlin_148878360_2fd4c6fe-ad22-400b-a882-f6b3a698a573-superJumbo.jpg

Autors

NASA/MIT/TESS

Citas versijas

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