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How will the Terrestrial Planet Finder mission locate new planets? Is it
some type of new space telescope? wrote in message oups.com... 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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