Detecting Our Own Solar System from Afar

Details Detecting Our Own Solar System from Afar Detecting Our Own Solar System from Afar

Apr 2004

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The Physics Teacher, Volume 42, Issue 4, pp. 208-211 (2004).

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Extrasolar Planetary Systems, Observation And Data Reduction Techniques, Computer Modeling And Simulation

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As the list1 of extra-solar planets orbiting Sun-like stars continues to grow, more members of multiple-planet systems2 are being discovered. An intriguing way to bring the data and detection methods for extra-solar planets into the classroom is to ask the question, ``What would our solar system look like if viewed from afar by an observer using the same detection methods that we do?''

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