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524.38 --- Double stars --- -Stars --- -Sidereal system --- Galaxies --- Circumstellar matter --- Binaries (Stars) --- Binary stars --- Stars, Double --- Multiple stars --- Double multiple stars. Binary systems --- Spectra --- -Congresses --- Formation --- -Double multiple stars. Binary systems --- 524.38 Double multiple stars. Binary systems --- -524.38 Double multiple stars. Binary systems --- Sidereal system --- Stars --- Spectra&delete& --- Congresses --- Formation&delete&

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With the discovery in 1995 of the first planet orbiting another star, we know that planets are not unique to our own Solar System. For centuries, humanity has wondered whether we are alone in the Universe. We are now finally one step closer to knowing the answer. The quest for exoplanets is an exciting one, because it holds the possibility that one day we might find life elsewhere in the Universe, born in the light of another sun. Written from the perspective of one of the pioneers of this scientific adventure, this exciting account describes the development of the modern observing technique that has enabled astronomers to find so many planets orbiting around other stars. It reveals the wealth of new planets that have now been discovered outside our Solar System, and what this means in terms of finding other life in the Universe.

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Cosmochemistry --- Galaxies --- Cosmochimie --- Galaxies --- Congresses --- Evolution --- Congresses --- Congrès --- Evolution --- Congrès --- Milky Way --- Voie lactée --- Congresses --- Congrès