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Night and Day, a Live Stream of the Sky from Subaru Telescope
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Image Credit: California Legacy Survey/T. Pyle (Caltech/IPAC).

“We are normal!” – After thirty years of observational work, largely from Maunakea, astronomers reveal that the gas giant planets in many other solar systems lie at about the same distance from their stars as Jupiter does in our own solar system. Full press releases: W.M.Keck Observatory and University of Hawaii.

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