Why Radial Velocities are Important - Dr. Chad Bender (Univ. of Arizona)
Dr. Chad Bender presented this talk live during the 2020 Sagan Summer Workshop on Extreme Precision Radial Velocities. The full agenda for the workshop with links to live and pre-recorded talks can be found here: https://nexsci.caltech.edu/workshop/2020/
Видео Why Radial Velocities are Important - Dr. Chad Bender (Univ. of Arizona) канала Sagan Summer Workshop
Видео Why Radial Velocities are Important - Dr. Chad Bender (Univ. of Arizona) канала Sagan Summer Workshop
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