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Posted on April 12, 2016March 18, 2019

Storming the One-Meter-Per-Second Barrier

When the first exoplanet was identified via the radial velocity method, the Swiss team was able to detect a wobble in the star 51 Pegasi at a rate of 50 meters per second.   The wobble is the star's movement back and forth caused by the gravitational pull of the planet, and in that first case …

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Posted on April 12, 2016

Storming the One-Meter-Per-Second Barrier

When the first exoplanet was identified via the radial velocity method, the Swiss team was able to detect a wobble in the star 51 Pegasi at a rate of 50 meters per second.   The wobble is the star's movement back and forth caused by the gravitational pull of the planet, and in that first case …

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