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Dimitar Sasselov: Wie wir hunderte erdähnlicher Planeten entdeckten

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Der Astronom Dimitar Sasselov und seine Kollegen suchen nach erdähnlichen Planeten, die uns vielleicht eines Tages helfen, jahrhundertealte Fragen über die Entstehung und die Existenz biologischen Lebens - auf der Erde und anderswo - zu beantworten. Wie viele solcher Planeten haben sie bereits entdeckt? Mehrere Hundert.

Dimitar Sasselov works on uniting the physical and life sciences in the hunt for answers to the question of how life began. Full bio »

Translated into German by Rouven Beeh
Reviewed by Alex Boos
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