Science & Environment

First scientific publication using data from the Cheops telescope

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Le 19h30
28 September 2020

Monika Lendl

Sciences, UNIGE

The first scientific publication using data provided by the Cheops telescope has just appeared in the journal "Astronomy & Astrophysics". The study describes one of the most extreme planets known.

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