Ta si here's one. ASTRONOMERS PONDER LACK OF PLANETS IN GLOBULAR CLUSTER 31-Oct-2000 Article courtesy of Space Telescope Science Institute CONTACT: Ray Villard Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, MD (E-mail: villard@stsci.edu) Ron Gilliland Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, MD (E-mail: gillil@stsci.edu) In the first attempt to systematically search for "extrasolar" planets far beyond our local stellar neighborhood, astronomers probed the heart of a distant globular star cluster and were surprised to come up with a score of "zero". ..... and I mean 'one' systematic happening where there are NO exoplanets to be found. ... and I only had to look once.
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re: Bull is right - NO, not all stars have exoplanets.
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- No Earthlike Planets Around Alpha Centauri A or B
- What a load of malarkey!
- what about post-formation migration of planets, though?
- Using our current methods of exoplanet detection...
