Thursday, April 13, 2017

Exoplanets

Exoplanets by Ben on Scribd

12 comments:

  1. You stated that the first exoplanet discovered had a very noticeable wobble. Could you explain what an exoplanet's wobble is?

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  2. An exoplanets wobble is when the gravity is pulling on the star from the planet orbiting it, causing the star to wobble in place

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  3. What is the next technology they are trying to develop when it comes to exoplanet discovery? One that may not be implemented yet but is in the works.

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    1. The next step in Exoplanet discovery is the T.E.S.S mission launching in 2018. It will discover exoplanets at a record rate.

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  4. What is currently the best method to locate and discover exoplanets? In other words, which method described in your presentation has discovered the most exoplanets?

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  5. Transit timing is how we discover most of the exoplanets today. It works by measuring the minute dimming of a star as a planet passes through it and earth.

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  6. How many times has astronomers used Direct Imaging on exoplanets?

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  7. Can exoplanets help us learn new information about their planet star?

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  8. What is the most important quality of an exoplanet?

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  9. How exactly was the first exoplanet discovered?

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  10. What made the first exoplanet stand out from all the stars?

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  11. What was the last exoplanet discovered?

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