The Habitable Zone Planet Finder Reveals a High Mass and Low Obliquity for the Young Neptune K2-25b

The Habitable Zone Planet Finder Reveals a High Mass and Low Obliquity for the Young Neptune K2-25b
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10.3847/1538-3881/abb13a
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2020-07
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The Astronomical Journal
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G. Stefansson;S. Mahadevan;M. Maney;J. Ninan;Paul Robertson;J. Rajagopal;F. Haase;L. Allen;E. Ford;J. Winn;A. Wolfgang;R. Dawson;J. Wisniewski;C. Bender;C. Cañas;W. Cochran;S. Diddams;C. Fredrick;S. Halverson;F. Hearty;L. Hebb;S. Kanodia;Eric I. Levi;A. Metcalf;A. Monson;L. Ramsey;Arpita Roy;C. Schwab;R. Terrien;J. Wright
G. Stefansson;S. Mahadevan;M. Maney;J. Ninan;Paul Robertson;J. Rajagopal;F. Haase;L. Allen;E. Ford;J. Winn;A. Wolfgang;R. Dawson;J. Wisniewski;C. Bender;C. Cañas;W. Cochran;S. Diddams;C. Fredrick;S. Halverson;F. Hearty;L. Hebb;S. Kanodia;Eric I. Levi;A. Metcalf;A. Monson;L. Ramsey;Arpita Roy;C. Schwab;R. Terrien;J. Wright
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G. Stefansson;S. Mahadevan;M. Maney;J. Ninan;Paul Robertson;J. Rajagopal;F. Haase;L. Allen;E. Ford;J. Winn;A. Wolfgang;R. Dawson;J. Wisniewski;C. Bender;C. Cañas;W. Cochran;S. Diddams;C. Fredrick;S. Halverson;F. Hearty;L. Hebb;S. Kanodia;Eric I. Levi;A. Metcalf;A. Monson;L. Ramsey;Arpita Roy;C. Schwab;R. Terrien;J. Wright

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