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Dimitar Sasselov: Hoe we honderden Aarde-achtige planeten vonden

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Astronoom Dimitar Sasselov en zijn collega's zoeken naar Aarde-achtige planeten die misschien eens ons een antwoord zullen kunnen geven op eeuwenoude vragen over het ontstaan en de aanwezigheid van biologisch leven elders (en op Aarde). Hoeveel van dergelijke planeten hebben ze al gevonden? Honderden.

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 Dutch by Rik Delaet
Reviewed by W. Hagen
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