SDSU Discovers Planets That Orbit Two Suns
Astronomers from San Diego State University have found more planets that orbit two suns, like the opening scene from Star Wars. Here's what the Twitterverse had to say when the news broke.
News | SDSU | Discovery Creates New Class of Planetary SystemsSDSU astronomers find new planets orbiting two stars. Using data from NASA's Kepler Mission, San Diego State University astronomers annou...- #StarWars science...“@NatGeoChannel: "Tatooine" Planet With Two Suns Could Host Habitable Moon? on.natgeo.com/whlwmf”
SDSU finds planets like Star Wars' Tatooine | UTSanDiego.com2 days ago ... San Diego State astronomers discover a pair of distant planets that each orbit two suns, confirming that such systems ar...
Tatooine-like planets may be commonUnlike the fictional Tatooine from Star Wars, they will lack a solid surface on which to stand. The host stars in Kepler-34 are both very...- RT @NatGeoChannel: "Tatooine" Planet With Two Suns Could Host Habitable Moon? on.natgeo.com/whlwmf
- San Diego State discovers two planets that each have two suns. bit.ly/ygpZUQ #sdsu #sandiego #science #astronomy @mcdiana #enviroed
- RT @Discovery_Space: Two More Planets With Twin Stars Found | @Discovery_News ow.ly/8pUwV by @Free_Space
Tatooine-like Planet Discovered by SDSU Professors | NBC San ...Oct 24, 2011 ... SDSU professors recently assisted NASA in discovering the first cicumbinary planet – a planet that orbits two suns.- RT @SDSU_NewsTeam: SDSU Discovery Creates New Class of Planetary Systems ow.ly/8pZaW Two suns, one planet = Tatooine? Nope, it's the real deal
- RT @SDSU_NewsTeam: SDSU Discovery Creates New Class of Planetary Systems ow.ly/8pZaW Two suns, one planet = Tatooine? Nope, it's the real deal
- . @SDSU_NewsTeam @NASAKepler Can anyone tell me whether the figure of eight orbit for a planet in a binary system ever dynamically stable?
- RT @SDSU_NewsTeam: SDSU Discovery Creates New Class of Planetary Systems ow.ly/8pZaW Two suns, one planet = Tatooine? Nope, it's the real deal











