Detectan por primera vez un planeta sin estrella, pero con satélite
Notice: Undefined index: shadow in /var/www/tula/wp-content/plugins/wp-next-post-navi/wp-next-post-navi.php on line 36
Notice: Undefined index: corner in /var/www/tula/wp-content/plugins/wp-next-post-navi/wp-next-post-navi.php on line 50
Notice: Undefined index: corner in /var/www/tula/wp-content/plugins/wp-next-post-navi/wp-next-post-navi.php on line 52
Notice: Undefined index: comingsoon in /var/www/tula/wp-content/plugins/wp-next-post-navi/wp-next-post-navi.php on line 152
Notice: Undefined index: shadow in /var/www/tula/wp-content/plugins/wp-next-post-navi/wp-next-post-navi.php on line 36
Notice: Undefined index: corner in /var/www/tula/wp-content/plugins/wp-next-post-navi/wp-next-post-navi.php on line 50
Notice: Undefined index: corner in /var/www/tula/wp-content/plugins/wp-next-post-navi/wp-next-post-navi.php on line 52
Notice: Undefined index: comingsoon in /var/www/tula/wp-content/plugins/wp-next-post-navi/wp-next-post-navi.php on line 152
El sistema del exoplaneta con su ‘exoluna’, bautizado como MOA-2011-BLG-262, consiste en un planeta con masa unas cuatro veces mayor que la de Júpiter y un satélite aproximadamente del tamaño de Mercurio. Lo descubrieron un grupo de astrónomos encabezado por David Bennet, de la Universidad de Notre Dame de EE.UU., usando el método de lentes […]