A new technique may allow for the detection of moons orbiting distant exoplanets

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A new technique pioneered by a team of scientists from the University of Texas, Arlington, may hold the key to detecting moons orbiting distant exoplanets, a feat which is currently beyond the grasp of modern astronomy. Such a technique would afford scientists a greater opportunity of discovering a planetary body capable of sustaining life. .. Continue Reading A new technique may allow for the detection of moons orbiting distant exoplanets

Section: Space

Tags: Detection, Exoplanet, Moon, Radio, University of Texas

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