Article can be found here: www.quantumday.com Astrophysicist Lars Buchhave, University of Copenhagen explains about his new research showing, that planets up to four times the size of the Earth can form around very different stars -- including stars that are poorer in heavy elements. The conclusion, says Lars A. Buchhave, is that these observations mean that Earth-like planets could be widespread throughout our galaxy, as they have no special requirements for an elevated content of heavy elements in stars in order to be formed. Credit: Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Astrophysicist Lars Buchhave on planet formation
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