a hot-Saturn exoplanet

Kelt-6b Is an Exoplanet Discovered Using KELT Telescopes That Prove Powerful Telescopes Are Not Needed in the Search for Exoplanets

Medicine & Technology Jan 27, 2020

One of the most unlikely exoplanets discoveries were a surprise when simple terrestrial telescopes spotted a hot-Saturn exoplanet in passing as pair star. Responsible for finding it is Karen Collins, one of a group in the University of Louisville.

a hot-Saturn exoplanet

Kelt-6b Is an Exoplanet Discovered Using KELT Telescopes That Prove Powerful Telescopes Are Not Needed in the Search for Exoplanets

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