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Scorpion4ik [409]
3 years ago
10

What group is outside the solar system

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1 answer:
worty [1.4K]3 years ago
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Se denomina planeta extrasolar<span> o </span>exoplaneta<span> a un </span>planeta<span> que orbita una estrella diferente al </span>Sol<span> y que, por tanto, no pertenece al </span>sistema solar<span>. Los planetas extrasolares se convirtieron en objeto de investigación científica en el siglo XX. Muchos </span>astrónomos<span> suponían su existencia, pero carecían de medios para identificarlos. La primera detección confirmada se hizo en 1992, con el descubrimiento de varios planetas de masa terrestre orbitando el </span>púlsar Lich.1<span> La primera detección confirmada de un planeta extrasolar orbitando alrededor de una estrella de la </span>secuencia principal<span> (</span>Dimidio<span>), se hizo en </span>1995<span> por los astrónomos </span>Michel Mayor<span> y </span>Didier Queloz.2<span> Desde entonces el número de hallazgos ha crecido año tras año.</span>
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