Didier Queloz

51 Pegasi b, atmosphere, brown dwarf, CRIRES, Doppler spectroscopy, ELODIE spectrograph, Ignas Snellen, orbital velocity, pegasean planets, Proxima Centauri, radial velocity, roaster planets, Spectroscopy, Vasudevan Mukunth, Very Large Telescope, Wolf 1061, Didier Queloz, Michel Mayor, James Peebles, Nobel Prize for Physics, physics Nobel Prize, exoplanets, grand tack model, nice model, planetary migration, NASA Kepler telescope, radial velocity, Doppler spectroscopy, hot Jupiters, pegasean planets, main-sequence stars,

The Exoplanet That Changed How We See the Solar System, and the Universe

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