Join leading theorist and observational astronomer Dr. Alan Boss from Carnegie Science's Earth and Planets Laboratory for a captivating lecture exploring the search for Earth-like planets around other stars. Discover the significant progress made in answering this fundamental question since his initial 2006 presentation, and learn about upcoming astronomical initiatives including Carnegie's Giant Magellan Telescope and NASA's Habitable Worlds Observatory that will further advance our understanding of exoplanets. Gain insights into the current state of exoplanet detection and research while exploring the potential for finding habitable worlds beyond our solar system during this 80-minute presentation.
Are There Planets Like Earth Around Other Stars? - Part 2
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Overview
Syllabus
Are There Planets Like Earth Around Other Stars? Part Deux - Dr. Alan Boss
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Carnegie Earth & Planets Laboratory
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