You know the science of planet hunting is getting mainstream when there's very little fanfare for the discovery of 3 new extrasolar planets with the size of Jupiter.
You know the science of planet hunting is getting mainstream when there's very little fanfare for the discovery of 3 new extrasolar planets with the size of Jupiter.
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...and even virtually no comment even here.
Sheesh, I guess we're really only interested now in planets like our own that might be found, both for scoping them out for potential life, and for our own future migratory dreams.