Rocky Worlds Program Completes First Coordinated Observations of Earth-Sized Exoplanet GJ 3929 b Using Webb and Hubble
Scientists leading the astronomy community’s most ambitious effort to study rocky planets outside of our solar system have reached a major milestone.
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