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Discovery: First methane around a distant star
By Hank Campbell | March 14th 2008 01:56 PM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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We've never found an organic molecule (methane) in the atmosphere of a planet around a distant star before but NASA folks intend to announce next week it has been done.

Should any of you desire to participate in this briefing, contact the Space Telescope Science Institute (Ray Villard at 410-338-4514 or Cheryl Gundy at 410-338-4707) by noon on March 19 for the call-in number and passcode.

Plus, since we're discussing efforts to subvert science:



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