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Erasing the Stars to Find Exoplanets

Source: Caltech News ·

Outside of our solar system, scientists estimate that billions of worlds exist in the Milky Way galaxy alone. Called exoplanets, these celestial objects represent a chance to find other habitable worlds and learn more about our intriguing galactic neighbors. But imaging exoplanets is hard; most orbit a star just like Earth, and they are very faint compared to the blazing masses that appear near them in astronomical images. Now, a team of researchers has developed a new way to remove starlight from telescope data to reveal exoplanets hiding amongst the bright flares. By building a "digital twin

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