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planetary system
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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about planetary systems include references to exoplanetary discoveries such as Kepler-11, a six-planet system orbiting a sun-like star, and Gliese 581g, a potentially habitable exoplanet. These threads share news and images related to planetary systems beyond our own, highlighting NASA's Kepler mission and the search for Earth-like worlds. The tag also appears in a creative context with a magical illustration of a planetary system emerging from a book. While not directly about Windows or Microsoft, these posts reflect community interest in space science and astronomy.
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NASA hails 'amazing' exoplanetary system
Six bodies huddled around distant yellow dwarf
NASA's Kepler space observatory has spotted an "amazing" exoplanetary system - six planets orbiting a sun-like star some 2,000 light-years from Earth.
Kepler-11 represents "the...
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Gliese 581g - Scientists Find What May Be The First Truly Habitable Exoplanet
The researchers estimate that the average surface temperature of the planet is between
-24 and 10 degrees Fahrenheit (-31 to -12 degrees Celsius). Actual temperatures would range from blazing hot on the side facing...
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