Hunting for planets - GENIE workshop at Leiden University

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Jun 2002

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The Messenger, No. 108, p. 40 - 41 (June 2002)

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The search for exo-planets has had extra-ordinary success in the last 7 years. About 80 objects classified as planets have been unambiguously detected, orbiting around nearby (10-20 pc) sun-like stars. However, finding earth-like planets requires observations from space. Therefore, both ESA and NASA have started the technological development for space interferometers looking for a sister Earth. For ESA's DARWIN project, European industry is working on laboratory experiments to verify the concept of Nulling interferometry which is well suited for directly detecting planets.

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