BiPiSci – Imagining Planets: Jack Lissauer / Visualizing Exoplanets

by Gary Niederhoff on June 4, 2018

BiPiSci – Visualizing Exoplanets
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Click above to listen to part 3 of Imagining Planets, featuring Jack Lissauer, space scientist at the NASA Ames Research Center, describing planets orbiting other stars which have been discovered by the Kepler mission.

Tagged as: exoplanets, Kepler, NASA

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