International Team Announces Discovery of 28 New Exoplanets

[Sir Ulli]

29 May, 2007

The most prolific team of planet hunters, responsible for detecting over half of the exoplanets known to date, has announced the discovery of 28 new planets orbiting distant stars. The discovery represents the combined work of the California and Carnegie Planet Search team and the Anglo-Australian Planet Search team, and it brings the total number of known exoplanets to 236.



http://www.planetary.org/news/2007/0529_International_Team_Announces_Discovery.html

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Greetings from Grmany NRW
Sir Ulli

 

[QuietIce]

Ahh, some great reading for Saturday morning! Thanks for the link ...

 

[Vento1]

Thanks Sir Ulli an interesting read.

 

[Asiadeep]

Thats an amazing find man. I'm pretty new to the world of over clocking and have just recently found this forum. Its amazing that we can use our overclocking skill in helping to compute date!

 

[muddocktor]

Thank you for the link, Sir Ulli. That was a very interesting read.


@ Asiadeep,

I'm glad you found your way to these forums and are now learning how to overclock and optimize your computer. And to the Seti forum too. Come crunch some numbers for our Seti Team when you get the chance and have some fun.