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Lucianne Walkowicz: Mencari planet di sekitar bintang-bintang lain

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Aug 2011TEDGlobal 2011
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Bagaimana kita mencari planet - malah planet boleh didiami di sekitar bintang-bintang lain? Dengan melihat malapan kecil semasa sebuah planet melintasi di hadapan matahari, Fellow TED Lucianne Walkowicz dan Kepler Mission telah menemui sekitar 1200 sistem yang berpotensi sebagai planet baru. Dengan teknik baru, mereka mungkin menjumpai beberapa planet dengan keadaan yang sesuai untuk kehidupan.

Lucianne Walkowicz works on NASA's Kepler mission, studying starspots and "the tempestuous tantrums of stellar flares." Full bio ยป

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