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Articles tagged: The Sun

  • Jon Jenkins, Kepler 452b, Kepler mission October 2015 Finding Earth-like worlds: the tale of how Kepler-452b was discovered

    ... had a moment of pause, because when we first looked at the star’s parameters, although it was about the same temperature as the Sun, it had been assigned a radius of only 80% the size of the Sun. That seemed a little off to us. It’s quite unexpected...

    • Jon Jenkins
    • Kepler 452b
    • Kepler mission
    Authors: Jon Jenkins    
  • 19 January 2016 Giant double-planet system around an evolved star detected by astronomers

    ...Neptune and Pluto have a 3:2 resonance, meaning that Neptune will orbit the Sun three times in the same time that it takes Pluto to orbit the Sun twice. The discovery, while not unique, is relatively uncommon in exoplanet detections as relatively few...

  • 22 January 2016 Possible “Planet Nine” Discovery Announced

    ... Earth years. If a planet of that size is orbiting the sun beyond Neptune, it will affect the orbits of nearby objects. The planet appears to have an elliptical orbit and the closest it comes to the sun is about two hundred and fifty astronomical...

  • Kepler-80, Kepler-90 star system, Kepler-90-i, machine learning from Google, neural network 14 December 2017 AI detects eighth planet orbiting distant sun

    ..., and it whizzes round its host star once every 14.4 days. All of the planets in the Kepler-90 system are closer to their central star than the Earth is to the Sun. Because Kepler-90i orbits so close to its host star, its average...

    • Kepler-80
    • Kepler-90 star system
    • Kepler-90-i
    • machine learning from Google
    • neural network
  • extreme trans-Neptunian object (eTNOs), FarFarOut, Farout, The Goblin, trans-Neptunian object (TNO) 27 February 2019 FarFarOut beats FarOut as most distant Solar System body ever seen

    ... this 300 kilometre wide object was discovered about 80 AU from the Sun; an astronomical unit is the mean distance from the centre of the earth to the centre of the sun - so around 149.6 million kilometres. Neptune for comparison is 30 AU away, which...

    • extreme trans-Neptunian object (eTNOs)
    • FarFarOut
    • Farout
    • The Goblin
    • trans-Neptunian object (TNO)
  • 'Oumuamua, Centaurs, Comet 2I/Borisov, interstellar asteroid, NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) 24 April 2020 A population of interstellar asteroids has been found hiding between Jupiter and Neptune

    ... to find their previous positions, Namouni and Morais found these objects were orbiting the Sun on a plane perpendicular to the planetary motion going on at the time of the Solar System’s formation. Not only that but they were located far from...

    • 'Oumuamua
    • Centaurs
    • Comet 2I/Borisov
    • interstellar asteroid
    • NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE)
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