An image of a "hot" jovian planet?

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Jacob Samorodin — 3/5/2004 4:48:23 PM (archived)

A "hot" jovian planet, some 3-5 au from its parent star could be resolved by HST
using this new fangled method of starlight occultation I read up on.

That would be only thing I think that would draw OKeefe to HST news conference.

Jacob

"Extraordinary claims, require extraoridinary evidence."

CARL SAGAN

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Dramatic discovery by Hubble? - CarolinaDave - 3/5/2004 4:00:55 PM
- re: Dramatic discovery by Hubble? - Jim Marsen - 3/8/2004 3:20:25 PM
- re: Dramatic discovery by Hubble? - AllenC - 3/6/2004 4:00:44 AM
  - Deep field?...So much for the suspicion of a jovian planet imaged. [sigh!] (n/t) - Jacob Samorodin - 3/6/2004 7:14:24 PM
    - re: Deep field!! - Raoul - 3/6/2004 8:22:00 PM
- Other sources? - CarolinaDave - 3/6/2004 2:19:14 AM
- An image of a "hot" jovian planet? - Jacob Samorodin - 3/5/2004 4:48:23 PM
  - hot Jupiters are closer - dtb - 3/5/2004 10:33:06 PM
  - Image or detection? - CarolinaDave - 3/5/2004 5:19:20 PM
    - The device is called a "Lyot Coronograph"; Sky & Telescope magazine; April / 2004. - Jacob Samorodin - 3/6/2004 7:12:00 PM
    - re: Image or detection? - Jacob Samorodin - 3/5/2004 5:34:05 PM
- re: Dramatic discovery by Hubble? - Delbert - 3/5/2004 4:28:20 PM
  - re: Dramatic discovery by Hubble? - Doug Ellison - 3/5/2004 4:43:45 PM
    - re: HST - Raoul Lannoy - 3/5/2004 5:11:25 PM
      - re: HST - Doug Ellison - 3/6/2004 12:14:48 AM
  - Forgive me I'm getting cynical in my old age. (n/t) - Delbert - 3/5/2004 4:34:49 PM
    - Hubble Deep Field already reported - Nigel - 3/7/2004 5:46:30 PM
      - re: Hubble Deep Field already reported - Raoul - 3/7/2004 8:05:27 PM

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