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A Giant Surprise about Extrasolar Planets
Giant stars with planets often have smaller amounts of heavy elements than
the Sun, say astronomers in the United States and Germany. This trend is surprising: it is opposite the one seen in planet-bearing main-sequence stars and suggests stars more massive than the Sun may give birth to planets in a different way. The full story is at http://KenCroswell.com/AGiantSurprise.html . Correct email: MagnificentUniverse "at" yahoo "dot" com. |
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