The Dynamical Environment Within the Habitable Zone of the Gaia-4 and Gaia-5 Planetary Systems
Stephen R. Kane 2025 AJ 170 329 The known planets in the Gaia-4 and Gaia-5 systems mostly exclude the possibility of planets in the habitable zones of these stars; giant planets on eccentric orbits…
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