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Monthly Archives: May 2020
Eternal spotshine of the spinning red suns
Introduction Much of our time on sky with HPF is dedicated to discovering exoplanets, and measuring their detailed properties. To do this, we concentrate our efforts on older, magnetically quiet stars to minimize noise and make the planets easier to … Continue reading
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