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The Plurality of Worlds

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Andrew Sellek .

“I will discuss how important it is to discover planets around stars that do not look like the Sun. Particularly, I will describe the recent discovery of multiple Earth-like planets found to orbit the ultra-cool dwarf TRAPPIST -1, and what we can learn from them.”

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