The Quest For Exomoons: Are We Close To Finding Another Earth?

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Exoplanets are one of the most exciting fields in astronomy today. By studying exoplanets, scientists can gain insights into the diversity of planetary systems and the likelihood of finding other planets that could potentially harbor life. According to NASA, astronomers have — as of February 2022 — discovered almost 5,000 exoplanets, ranging from Earth-sized rocky bodies to giant gas behemoths more than 10 times the size of Jupiter. Spectacularly, some of these exoplanets are nothing like the planets we see in our own solar system, showing us how diverse and incredible the planets of the cosmos are. But there is something even more exciting than exoplanets- Exomoons. Exomoons are moons that orbit around exoplanets. But what would they look like? Could these exomoons be habitable too? In this video we will talk about all of that and more.

Exoplanet research is exciting because it has the potential to uncover new information about the formation, evolution, and potential habitability of planets beyond our solar system. Additionally, exoplanet research has already led to numerous discoveries of unexpected and fascinating planetary systems and continues to push the boundaries of our understanding of the universe. The idea of finding exomoons has been around for a while, but scientists have only recently witnessed success in finding these worlds.
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00:00 Intro
2:18 Transit timing variation
4:10 planetary transit
7:28 Radio velocity
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