Re: spotting new planets

From: Joerg Kampmann (joerg.kampmann@ibk-consult.de)
Date: Mon Nov 12 2001 - 11:18:39 EST

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yes - but that might be a bit far away from us Earthener's :)
Jörg

Ted Molczan wrote:

>>Hi Ed, do not be that Puristic :) - it is a very interesting area ...
>>
> 
> Even more interesting if artificial satellites are ever detected around the
> planets of those distant solar systems.
> 
> Ted Molczan


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