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Exoplanets explained by Nobel Prize winner (part 1) | The 5 Ws

Exoplanets explained by Nobel Prize winner (part 1) | The 5 Ws

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Astrophysicist and Nobel Prize Laureate Didier Queloz answers the who, what, where, when and why of exoplanets in this 3-part series.

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