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Old August 5th 05, 01:28 AM
Mij Adyaw
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How will the Terrestrial Planet Finder mission locate new planets? Is it
some type of new space telescope?


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How many planets at Alpha Centauri?


Perhaps the question is not so much 'how many planets there might be'
but 'how soon we could look for them in a proper way'.

The Terrestrial Planet Finder mission is not due for launch before 2014
at the earliest, and I suspect there is not much room for prioritising
it in any way, because of the complex technology that will be involved.

But I remain optimistic we'll find those planets soon enough!

Abdul Ahad



 




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