A Wide Planetary Mass Companion Discovered through the Citizen Science Project Backyard Worlds: Planet 9

A Wide Planetary Mass Companion Discovered through the Citizen Science Project Backyard Worlds: Planet 9
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10.3847/1538-4357/ac2499
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发表时间:
2021-12
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The Astrophysical Journal
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J. Faherty;J. Gagné;Mark Popinchalk;J. Vos;A. Burgasser;Jorg Schumann;A. Schneider;J. Kirkpatrick;A. Meisner;M. Kuchner;D. B. Gagliuffi;F. Marocco;D. Caselden;Eileen C. Gonzales;A. Rothermich;S. Casewell;J. Debes;C. Aganze;Andrew Ayala;C. Hsu;W. J. Cooper;R. Smart;R. Gerasimov;C. Theissen;T. P. Collaboration
J. Faherty;J. Gagné;Mark Popinchalk;J. Vos;A. Burgasser;Jorg Schumann;A. Schneider;J. Kirkpatrick;A. Meisner;M. Kuchner;D. B. Gagliuffi;F. Marocco;D. Caselden;Eileen C. Gonzales;A. Rothermich;S. Casewell;J. Debes;C. Aganze;Andrew Ayala;C. Hsu;W. J. Cooper;R. Smart;R. Gerasimov;C. Theissen;T. P. Collaboration
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J. Faherty;J. Gagné;Mark Popinchalk;J. Vos;A. Burgasser;Jorg Schumann;A. Schneider;J. Kirkpatrick;A. Meisner;M. Kuchner;D. B. Gagliuffi;F. Marocco;D. Caselden;Eileen C. Gonzales;A. Rothermich;S. Casewell;J. Debes;C. Aganze;Andrew Ayala;C. Hsu;W. J. Cooper;R. Smart;R. Gerasimov;C. Theissen;T. P. Collaboration

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