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Artist conception of HD 209458 b

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Artist conception of the extrasolar planet HD 209458 b as it emerges from secondary eclipse. The secondary eclipse occurs when the planet passes behind its parent star as seen from earth. Observations by investigators from the Godard and Carnegie nodes detected infrared radiation from the planet by measuring the decrement in the combined light of the system during secondary eclipse, using the Spitzer Telescope

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09/09/2012
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