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Earth-like planet and star, artwork

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Earth-like planet and star, artwork

Earth-like planet and star. Artwork of an Earth-like terrestrial planet transiting in front of its parent star. Astronomers can detect new extrasolar (non solar system) planets by detecting the small dimming of the stars brightness as a planet transits. The planets size can also be determined based on the percentage the star has dimmed. The transit method of extrasolar planet detection is the technique utilised by the Kepler Mission and CoRoT, both of which are space based telescopes

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This artwork showcases an Earth-like terrestrial planet gracefully passing in front of its parent star, creating a mesmerizing celestial spectacle. The intricate illustration beautifully captures the essence of space and astronomy, inviting us to ponder the vastness and wonders of our universe. Astronomers utilize this transit method to detect new extrasolar planets beyond our solar system. By carefully observing the small dimming of a star's brightness as a planet transits, scientists can identify these distant worlds. Furthermore, the percentage by which the star dims allows them to estimate the size of these alien planets. The Kepler Mission and CoRoT are two remarkable space-based telescopes that rely on this technique for their planet-hunting endeavors. They tirelessly scan countless stars in search of rocky planets within habitable zones - regions where conditions may support life as we know it. As we gaze at this thought-provoking print, we are reminded of humanity's insatiable curiosity about what lies beyond our own blue planet. It serves as a testament to our ongoing quest for knowledge and understanding in astrophysics and planetary science. Let this artwork transport you into realms unknown, igniting your imagination with visions of distant suns and unexplored worlds waiting to be discovered amidst the infinite expanse of space.

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