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A zoomed-in view of the target, BD+05 4868 A, and its fainter binary companion, BD+05 4868 B, located 3.0′′ to the North-East. This image is taken from one of the rp-band frames obtained with LCO 2.0m/MuSCAT3 on the night of UT 2024 October 17. It shows that the two binary components were resolved in this observation. Figure 4 shows the light curves extracted from the MuSCAT3 data obtained that night. -- /arxiv.org

Astronomy & Telescopes, Exoplanets, -moons, -comets, Imaging & Spectroscopy, Press Release

Disintegrating Planetary Interiors Unveiled By TESS and JWST

by Keith CowingFebruary 2, 2025February 2, 2025

The Penn State team presented novel measurements of a rocky planet’s interior composition using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), while the MIT team presented the discovery of the nearest […]

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Disintegrating Planetary Interiors Unveiled By TESS and JWST

Curiosity Mars Rover Discovers A Field Of Honeycomb Textures

Viking Science

Constraining The Lives And Times Of Exoplanets Through Evolutionary Bayesian Retrievals

Project Hephaistos — III. Characterizing Anomalous Infrared Sources Identified As Dyson-sphere Candidates

SCoRE: The Surface Composition Of Rocky Exoplanets