This is great. These planets have been known since last year, but only 1 was confirmed. Who knew that Barnard’s star is a really compact and small system.
I wouldn’t be surprised if there are a few others, and there’s still a chance, albeit small, that there’s a planet in the habitable zone. Though given the upper mass limits, it’ll be unlikely to actually be habitable. Maybe closer to a Super-Mars.
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>The four planets, each only about 20 to 30% the mass of Earth,
They are so small; it’s amazing how technology is capable of detecting such small planets.
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This is great. These planets have been known since last year, but only 1 was confirmed. Who knew that Barnard’s star is a really compact and small system.
I wouldn’t be surprised if there are a few others, and there’s still a chance, albeit small, that there’s a planet in the habitable zone. Though given the upper mass limits, it’ll be unlikely to actually be habitable. Maybe closer to a Super-Mars.
>The four planets, each only about 20 to 30% the mass of Earth,
They are so small; it’s amazing how technology is capable of detecting such small planets.