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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers
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https://exploreexoplanets.ipac.caltech.edu/series/the-discoverers
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CC BY-NC
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Explore Astro
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Dr. Jessie Christiansen from the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute at IPAC/Caltech interviews the brilliant minds behind the discoveries of planets orbiting other stars.
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Dr. Jessie Christiansen from the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute at IPAC/Caltech interviews the brilliant minds behind the discoveries of planets orbiting other stars.
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Dr. Jessie Christiansen from the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute at IPAC/Caltech interviews the brilliant minds behind the discoveries of planets orbiting other stars.
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Explore Astro
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outreach@ipac.caltech.edu
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Exoplanets, Space, Discoverers, IPAC, Jessie Christiansen, Astronomy, Astrophysics
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episodic
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ExploreExoplanets: TheDiscoverers; Ep. 18 Ben Montet (part 2)
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Thu, 19 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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Vanishing Vulcans🌋💨👻

Spock&#39;s home planet is probably one of the most famous exoplanets, thanks to Star Trek lore. Turns out, Vulcan has a storied past in our own solar system&#39;s history, which Dr. Ben Montet shares in the second half of his chat with Jessie. But is Vulcan a real planet that actually orbits the real star called 40 Eridani A? Tune in and find out!
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Vanishing Vulcans🌋💨👻

Spock&#39;s home planet is probably one of the most famous exoplanets, thanks to Star Trek lore. Turns out, Vulcan has a storied past in our own solar system&#39;s history, which Dr. Ben Montet shares in the second half of his chat with Jessie. But is Vulcan a real planet that actually orbits the real star called 40 Eridani A? Tune in and find out!
</itunes:summary>
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Vanishing Vulcans🌋💨👻

Spock&#39;s home planet is probably one of the most famous exoplanets, thanks to Star Trek lore. Turns out, Vulcan has a storied past in our own solar system&#39;s history, which Dr. Ben Montet shares in the second half of his chat with Jessie. But is Vulcan a real planet that actually orbits the real star called 40 Eridani A? Tune in and find out!
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832
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 17 Ben Montet (part 1)
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Thu, 05 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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Innocent Until Proven Planet! 🛰️⚖️🪐

&quot;Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.&quot; - Arthur Conan Doyle

Dr. Ben Montet set out to study black holes and then radio transients, and along the way he discovered exoplanets! His team gathered enormous amounts of radial velocity data on stars that eventually helped them identify signals that, after eliminating all other possibilities, meant they were planets orbiting those stars. Find out which of the 20 planets he&#39;s helped find is his favorite, as well as his favorite fictional planet, in the latest installment of Explore Exoplanets!
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Innocent Until Proven Planet! 🛰️⚖️🪐

&quot;Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.&quot; - Arthur Conan Doyle

Dr. Ben Montet set out to study black holes and then radio transients, and along the way he discovered exoplanets! His team gathered enormous amounts of radial velocity data on stars that eventually helped them identify signals that, after eliminating all other possibilities, meant they were planets orbiting those stars. Find out which of the 20 planets he&#39;s helped find is his favorite, as well as his favorite fictional planet, in the latest installment of Explore Exoplanets!
</itunes:summary>
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Innocent Until Proven Planet! 🛰️⚖️🪐

&quot;Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.&quot; - Arthur Conan Doyle

Dr. Ben Montet set out to study black holes and then radio transients, and along the way he discovered exoplanets! His team gathered enormous amounts of radial velocity data on stars that eventually helped them identify signals that, after eliminating all other possibilities, meant they were planets orbiting those stars. Find out which of the 20 planets he&#39;s helped find is his favorite, as well as his favorite fictional planet, in the latest installment of Explore Exoplanets!
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 16 Ashley Chontos (part 2)
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Thu, 12 Sep 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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💙 An Avatar of Pandora? 💙

Did the movie Avatar predict the discovery of the holy grail of exoplanets: a nearby Earth-like rocky planet orbiting a Sun-like star? Drs. Jessie Christiansen and Ashley Chontos continue their conversation about Ashley&#39;s favorite fictional planet—and Jessie reveals whether she&#39;s found Pandora&#39;s closest real-world analog in the NASA Exoplanet Archive.
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💙 An Avatar of Pandora? 💙

Did the movie Avatar predict the discovery of the holy grail of exoplanets: a nearby Earth-like rocky planet orbiting a Sun-like star? Drs. Jessie Christiansen and Ashley Chontos continue their conversation about Ashley&#39;s favorite fictional planet—and Jessie reveals whether she&#39;s found Pandora&#39;s closest real-world analog in the NASA Exoplanet Archive.
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💙 An Avatar of Pandora? 💙

Did the movie Avatar predict the discovery of the holy grail of exoplanets: a nearby Earth-like rocky planet orbiting a Sun-like star? Drs. Jessie Christiansen and Ashley Chontos continue their conversation about Ashley&#39;s favorite fictional planet—and Jessie reveals whether she&#39;s found Pandora&#39;s closest real-world analog in the NASA Exoplanet Archive.
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843
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 15 Ashley Chontos (part 1)
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Thu, 22 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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Worth the Wait 🛰️⏳📅🪐

NASA&#39;s planet-hunting Kepler Telescope found its first planet candidate in 2009. Ten years later, KOI-4.01 was finally confirmed as an exoplanet by a team led by Dr. Ashley Chontos. The confirmation provided some bittersweet closure for the Kepler mission and also brought Ashley fame and fortune  😎 (well, for astronomers, anyway 🤓). In this episode, Jessie chats with Ashley about the series of fortunate events that led to the discovery—and also her favorite fictional planet!
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Worth the Wait 🛰️⏳📅🪐

NASA&#39;s planet-hunting Kepler Telescope found its first planet candidate in 2009. Ten years later, KOI-4.01 was finally confirmed as an exoplanet by a team led by Dr. Ashley Chontos. The confirmation provided some bittersweet closure for the Kepler mission and also brought Ashley fame and fortune  😎 (well, for astronomers, anyway 🤓). In this episode, Jessie chats with Ashley about the series of fortunate events that led to the discovery—and also her favorite fictional planet!
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Worth the Wait 🛰️⏳📅🪐

NASA&#39;s planet-hunting Kepler Telescope found its first planet candidate in 2009. Ten years later, KOI-4.01 was finally confirmed as an exoplanet by a team led by Dr. Ashley Chontos. The confirmation provided some bittersweet closure for the Kepler mission and also brought Ashley fame and fortune  😎 (well, for astronomers, anyway 🤓). In this episode, Jessie chats with Ashley about the series of fortunate events that led to the discovery—and also her favorite fictional planet!
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 14 Bruce Macintosh (part 2)
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Thu, 01 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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Hollywood 🎥 vs. Kepler-22 b 🪐

Jessie returns to her chat with Dr. Bruce Macintosh, Director of the University of California Observatories, and he explains why Kepler-22 b is his LEAST favorite exoplanet—even though its 2011 discovery made international news and was featured in the HBO Max series &quot;Raised by Wolves.&quot;
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Hollywood 🎥 vs. Kepler-22 b 🪐

Jessie returns to her chat with Dr. Bruce Macintosh, Director of the University of California Observatories, and he explains why Kepler-22 b is his LEAST favorite exoplanet—even though its 2011 discovery made international news and was featured in the HBO Max series &quot;Raised by Wolves.&quot;
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Hollywood 🎥 vs. Kepler-22 b 🪐

Jessie returns to her chat with Dr. Bruce Macintosh, Director of the University of California Observatories, and he explains why Kepler-22 b is his LEAST favorite exoplanet—even though its 2011 discovery made international news and was featured in the HBO Max series &quot;Raised by Wolves.&quot;
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep 13, Bruce Macintosh (Part 1)
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Thu, 18 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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Exoplanet Trifecta: Seeing and Believing 🤩👀🔭🪐🪐🪐

What is it like to spend eight years chasing down hundreds of possible planets that turn out to be false positives, and then discover three planets at once? It takes a special kind of believer—and skeptic—to find planets using the direct imaging method. Dr. Bruce Macintosh, Director of the University of California Observatories, describes how he became a believer in the HR 8799 system. Also in this episode: Bruce&#39;s LEAST favorite exoplanet! 
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Exoplanet Trifecta: Seeing and Believing 🤩👀🔭🪐🪐🪐

What is it like to spend eight years chasing down hundreds of possible planets that turn out to be false positives, and then discover three planets at once? It takes a special kind of believer—and skeptic—to find planets using the direct imaging method. Dr. Bruce Macintosh, Director of the University of California Observatories, describes how he became a believer in the HR 8799 system. Also in this episode: Bruce&#39;s LEAST favorite exoplanet! 
</itunes:summary>
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Exoplanet Trifecta: Seeing and Believing 🤩👀🔭🪐🪐🪐

What is it like to spend eight years chasing down hundreds of possible planets that turn out to be false positives, and then discover three planets at once? It takes a special kind of believer—and skeptic—to find planets using the direct imaging method. Dr. Bruce Macintosh, Director of the University of California Observatories, describes how he became a believer in the HR 8799 system. Also in this episode: Bruce&#39;s LEAST favorite exoplanet! 
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 12 David Kipping (part 2)
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Thu, 23 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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<description>
A Planet Around a Dead, Spinning Star 🌀😵‍💫
How realistic is the science in Interstellar, and have we found anything close to an actual Miller&#39;s Planet? In part 2 of Jessie&#39;s interview with Dr. David Kipping, they chat about time dilation, water worlds, and sneaking science lessons in Hollywood movies. David also answers a question from our viewers!
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A Planet Around a Dead, Spinning Star 🌀😵‍💫
How realistic is the science in Interstellar, and have we found anything close to an actual Miller&#39;s Planet? In part 2 of Jessie&#39;s interview with Dr. David Kipping, they chat about time dilation, water worlds, and sneaking science lessons in Hollywood movies. David also answers a question from our viewers!
</itunes:summary>
<itunes:subtitle>
A Planet Around a Dead, Spinning Star 🌀😵‍💫
How realistic is the science in Interstellar, and have we found anything close to an actual Miller&#39;s Planet? In part 2 of Jessie&#39;s interview with Dr. David Kipping, they chat about time dilation, water worlds, and sneaking science lessons in Hollywood movies. David also answers a question from our viewers!
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 11 David Kipping (part 1)
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Thu, 09 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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<description>
Dr. David Kipping of Columbia University, host of the popular Cool Worlds Podcast, is looking beyond exoplanets: he&#39;s set his sights on finding exomoons! Watch and find out which exoplanet David thinks might have its own moon. Also, can you guess David&#39;s favorite fictional exoplanet? (Hint: It doesn&#39;t have a moon.)
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Dr. David Kipping of Columbia University, host of the popular Cool Worlds Podcast, is looking beyond exoplanets: he&#39;s set his sights on finding exomoons! Watch and find out which exoplanet David thinks might have its own moon. Also, can you guess David&#39;s favorite fictional exoplanet? (Hint: It doesn&#39;t have a moon.)
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<itunes:subtitle>
Dr. David Kipping of Columbia University, host of the popular Cool Worlds Podcast, is looking beyond exoplanets: he&#39;s set his sights on finding exomoons! Watch and find out which exoplanet David thinks might have its own moon. Also, can you guess David&#39;s favorite fictional exoplanet? (Hint: It doesn&#39;t have a moon.)
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 10 Dr. Emily Gilbert
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Thu, 04 Apr 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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Is Middle Earth an Exoplanet? 🧝🧙🧭📜🏰⛰️🌋🪐
In part 2 of her interview, Dr. Emily Gilbert makes a convincing case that Middle Earth in the Lord of the Rings series is actually its own planet! Watch and tell us if you agree (or not).
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<itunes:summary>
Is Middle Earth an Exoplanet? 🧝🧙🧭📜🏰⛰️🌋🪐
In part 2 of her interview, Dr. Emily Gilbert makes a convincing case that Middle Earth in the Lord of the Rings series is actually its own planet! Watch and tell us if you agree (or not).
</itunes:summary>
<itunes:subtitle>
Is Middle Earth an Exoplanet? 🧝🧙🧭📜🏰⛰️🌋🪐
In part 2 of her interview, Dr. Emily Gilbert makes a convincing case that Middle Earth in the Lord of the Rings series is actually its own planet! Watch and tell us if you agree (or not).
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 9 Dr. Emily Gilbert
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Sat, 16 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0000
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What&#39;s better than discovering an exoplanet? How about discovering THREE exoplanets...all at once! Early-career researcher Dr. Emily Gilbert talks about the exoplanet bonanza of the TOI-700 system that made headline news around the world in 2020. Emily also reveals her favorite fictional planet (heads-up, Tolkien fans! 🧝).

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<itunes:summary>
What&#39;s better than discovering an exoplanet? How about discovering THREE exoplanets...all at once! Early-career researcher Dr. Emily Gilbert talks about the exoplanet bonanza of the TOI-700 system that made headline news around the world in 2020. Emily also reveals her favorite fictional planet (heads-up, Tolkien fans! 🧝).

</itunes:summary>
<itunes:subtitle>
What&#39;s better than discovering an exoplanet? How about discovering THREE exoplanets...all at once! Early-career researcher Dr. Emily Gilbert talks about the exoplanet bonanza of the TOI-700 system that made headline news around the world in 2020. Emily also reveals her favorite fictional planet (heads-up, Tolkien fans! 🧝).

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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 8 Dr. Peter Plavchan
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Thu, 21 Dec 2023 00:00:00 +0000
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Is there a planet near the center of our galaxy like Trantor? Jessie shares what she&#39;s found in the NASA Exoplanet Archive, and Peter answers a viewer question: &quot;How old do stars have to be to have planets?&quot; 
🌟🪐🪐🪐
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Is there a planet near the center of our galaxy like Trantor? Jessie shares what she&#39;s found in the NASA Exoplanet Archive, and Peter answers a viewer question: &quot;How old do stars have to be to have planets?&quot; 
🌟🪐🪐🪐
</itunes:summary>
<itunes:subtitle>
Is there a planet near the center of our galaxy like Trantor? Jessie shares what she&#39;s found in the NASA Exoplanet Archive, and Peter answers a viewer question: &quot;How old do stars have to be to have planets?&quot; 
🌟🪐🪐🪐
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 7 Dr. Peter Plavchan
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Thu, 14 Dec 2023 00:00:00 +0000
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<description>
All Roads Lead to AU Mic ⛔🔭🪐 

Despite denial, discouragement and telemarketing jobs, Dr. Peter Plavchan found a path to a career in astronomy...and a famous exoplanet! Join Jessie as she chats with Peter about how he discovered AU Mic b in plain sight.

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<itunes:summary>
All Roads Lead to AU Mic ⛔🔭🪐 

Despite denial, discouragement and telemarketing jobs, Dr. Peter Plavchan found a path to a career in astronomy...and a famous exoplanet! Join Jessie as she chats with Peter about how he discovered AU Mic b in plain sight.

</itunes:summary>
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All Roads Lead to AU Mic ⛔🔭🪐 

Despite denial, discouragement and telemarketing jobs, Dr. Peter Plavchan found a path to a career in astronomy...and a famous exoplanet! Join Jessie as she chats with Peter about how he discovered AU Mic b in plain sight.

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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers; Ep. 6 Dr. Etienne Bachelet
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Thu, 30 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0000
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<description>
A Real-life Tatooine?🪐☀️☀️

Did Jessie go to a galaxy far, far away to find a real-life counterpart to Tatooine, Etienne&#39;s favorite fictional planet?
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<itunes:summary>
A Real-life Tatooine?🪐☀️☀️

Did Jessie go to a galaxy far, far away to find a real-life counterpart to Tatooine, Etienne&#39;s favorite fictional planet?
</itunes:summary>
<itunes:subtitle>
A Real-life Tatooine?🪐☀️☀️

Did Jessie go to a galaxy far, far away to find a real-life counterpart to Tatooine, Etienne&#39;s favorite fictional planet?
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers Ep 5 - Dr. Etienne Bachelet
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Thu, 09 Nov 2023 00:00:00 +0000
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Jessie chats with Dr. Etienne Bachelet about how stars can bend light, and how we can use that phenomenon to find exoplanets.

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Jessie chats with Dr. Etienne Bachelet about how stars can bend light, and how we can use that phenomenon to find exoplanets.

</itunes:summary>
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Jessie chats with Dr. Etienne Bachelet about how stars can bend light, and how we can use that phenomenon to find exoplanets.

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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers Ep 4 - Dr. Jennifer Burt
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Thu, 26 Oct 2023 00:00:00 +0000
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<description>
Jessie continues her chat with Dr. Jennifer Burt of NASA&#39;s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and reveals whether she&#39;s found a real-life Roshar in the NASA Exoplanet Archive or if that multi-planet system is still a fantasy. They also answer a viewer&#39;s question:&quot;What do astronomers mean when they say &quot;Earth-like planet&quot;?
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<itunes:summary>
Jessie continues her chat with Dr. Jennifer Burt of NASA&#39;s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and reveals whether she&#39;s found a real-life Roshar in the NASA Exoplanet Archive or if that multi-planet system is still a fantasy. They also answer a viewer&#39;s question:&quot;What do astronomers mean when they say &quot;Earth-like planet&quot;?
</itunes:summary>
<itunes:subtitle>
Jessie continues her chat with Dr. Jennifer Burt of NASA&#39;s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and reveals whether she&#39;s found a real-life Roshar in the NASA Exoplanet Archive or if that multi-planet system is still a fantasy. They also answer a viewer&#39;s question:&quot;What do astronomers mean when they say &quot;Earth-like planet&quot;?
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers Ep 3 - Dr. Jennifer Burt
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Thu, 12 Oct 2023 00:00:00 +0000
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<description>
IPAC&#39;s Dr. Jessie Christiansen chats with Dr. Jennifer Burt of NASA&#39;s Jet Propulsion Laboratory on how she splits starlight into rainbows (a.k.a. Extreme Precision Radial Velocity) to study exoplanets, which of the six planets she&#39;s discovered (so far) is her favorite, and why she prefers fictional planets in fantasy novels over those in science fiction.⚔️
</description>
<itunes:summary>
IPAC&#39;s Dr. Jessie Christiansen chats with Dr. Jennifer Burt of NASA&#39;s Jet Propulsion Laboratory on how she splits starlight into rainbows (a.k.a. Extreme Precision Radial Velocity) to study exoplanets, which of the six planets she&#39;s discovered (so far) is her favorite, and why she prefers fictional planets in fantasy novels over those in science fiction.⚔️
</itunes:summary>
<itunes:subtitle>
IPAC&#39;s Dr. Jessie Christiansen chats with Dr. Jennifer Burt of NASA&#39;s Jet Propulsion Laboratory on how she splits starlight into rainbows (a.k.a. Extreme Precision Radial Velocity) to study exoplanets, which of the six planets she&#39;s discovered (so far) is her favorite, and why she prefers fictional planets in fantasy novels over those in science fiction.⚔️
</itunes:subtitle>
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718
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers Ep 2 - Dr. Charles Beichman
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Thu, 28 Sep 2023 00:00:00 +0000
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<description>
Forbidding and Forbidden Planets: In this second half of Dr. Jessie Christiansen&#39;s interview with Dr. Chas Beichman, we find out why Altair 4 is Chas&#39;s favorite fictional planet and if there are any real planets like it in the NASA Exoplanet Archive.
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Forbidding and Forbidden Planets: In this second half of Dr. Jessie Christiansen&#39;s interview with Dr. Chas Beichman, we find out why Altair 4 is Chas&#39;s favorite fictional planet and if there are any real planets like it in the NASA Exoplanet Archive.
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Forbidding and Forbidden Planets: In this second half of Dr. Jessie Christiansen&#39;s interview with Dr. Chas Beichman, we find out why Altair 4 is Chas&#39;s favorite fictional planet and if there are any real planets like it in the NASA Exoplanet Archive.
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Explore Exoplanets: The Discoverers Ep 1 - Dr. Charles Beichman
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Blowtorch On A Planet! In this inaugural episode, Jessie finds out why her boss, Executive Director of the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute Dr. Charles Beichman, is considered a pioneer in exoplanet research. Dr. Beichman uses NASA&#39;s James Webb Space Telescope to spy on a planet that goes from room temperature to over 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit in one Earth day.
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Blowtorch On A Planet! In this inaugural episode, Jessie finds out why her boss, Executive Director of the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute Dr. Charles Beichman, is considered a pioneer in exoplanet research. Dr. Beichman uses NASA&#39;s James Webb Space Telescope to spy on a planet that goes from room temperature to over 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit in one Earth day.
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Blowtorch On A Planet! In this inaugural episode, Jessie finds out why her boss, Executive Director of the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute Dr. Charles Beichman, is considered a pioneer in exoplanet research. Dr. Beichman uses NASA&#39;s James Webb Space Telescope to spy on a planet that goes from room temperature to over 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit in one Earth day.
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716
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