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Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems… “Direct Imaging”…? (Possible but Very Difficult!)

Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems… about whether the orbiting object's mass has been determined accurately enough to count as a planet. At issue is a reddish object that appears

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Page 1: Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems… about whether the orbiting object's mass has been determined accurately enough to count as a planet. At issue is a reddish object that appears

Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems…

“Direct Imaging”…? (Possible but Very Difficult!)

Page 2: Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems… about whether the orbiting object's mass has been determined accurately enough to count as a planet. At issue is a reddish object that appears
Page 3: Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems… about whether the orbiting object's mass has been determined accurately enough to count as a planet. At issue is a reddish object that appears
Page 4: Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems… about whether the orbiting object's mass has been determined accurately enough to count as a planet. At issue is a reddish object that appears
Page 5: Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems… about whether the orbiting object's mass has been determined accurately enough to count as a planet. At issue is a reddish object that appears

Q: How to detect dim “Extrasolar Planets” (“Exoplanets”)?

A: Use Newton’s Third Law! (“Action-Reaction”…

i.e., “Force-Counterforce”)

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“Doppler Shifts”…for Sound “Doppler Shifts”…for Sound

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“Doppler Shifts”…for Light

Page 9: Detecting Planets in Other Solar Systems… about whether the orbiting object's mass has been determined accurately enough to count as a planet. At issue is a reddish object that appears
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Other Exoplanet Detection Methods (e.g., the Transit Method)

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The Extrasolar Planets Encyclopedia: http://exoplanet.eu/

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Detecting the “Molecules of Life” in Exoplanet Atmospheres…!