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How long is Corot 7b’s orbit around the sun?
Question by Saj S: How long is Corot 7b’s orbit around the sun?
Best answer:
Answer by Freakazoid
0.853585 days according to wikipedia.
Which is to say about 20 hours and 29 minutes.
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How many extrasolar planets have been discovered now after the new one around Gliese 876?
Question by The Village Idiot: How many extrasolar planets have been discovered now after the new one around Gliese 876?
What is the distance to the red dwarf Gliese 876 from Earth? I have heard differing ranges from 15-20.5 Light Years.
Best answer:
Answer by DAR76
I think you mean 581c. It takes 20 light years to reach it.
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3 CommentsLatest Corot-7b auctions
Some recent corot-7b auctions on eBay:
Guinea - Corot Art - 8 Stamp Mint Sheet MNH - 7B-1200 | US $15.50 End Date: Monday Feb-27-2012 6:31:20 PST Buy It Now for only: US $15.50 Buy it now | Add to watch list |
Guinea - Corot Art - Mint Stamp Souvenir Sheet MNH - 7B-1201
 | US $11.35 End Date: Tuesday Mar-20-2012 17:31:17 PDT Buy It Now for only: US $11.35 Buy it now | Add to watch list |
No CommentsLatest Corot-7b auctions
Corot-7b on eBay:
Guinea - Corot Art - 8 Stamp Mint Sheet MNH - 7B-1200 | US $15.50 End Date: Monday Feb-27-2012 6:31:20 PST Buy It Now for only: US $15.50 Buy it now | Add to watch list |
Guinea - Corot Art - Mint Stamp Souvenir Sheet MNH - 7B-1201
| US $11.35 End Date: Tuesday Mar-20-2012 17:31:17 PDT Buy It Now for only: US $11.35 Buy it now | Add to watch list |
No CommentsQ&A: COROT-7b????????????
Question by Mac A: COROT-7b????????????
I thought the planet discovered with a solid” surface was one orbiting Gliese 581. I know it supposedly has water but I thought that was “solid” water. Even if it is liquid water then i consider it likely that it probably has a solid core under the water. So i dont understand the supposed “new” announcement of COROT-7b being the first solid planet.
Best answer:
Answer by Scott
Well, hopefully the James Webb in 2014 will be able to tell us a great deal more.
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