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Otherworldly discoveries alert! Find out the latest ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets findings from our planet-hunting TESS mission. Watch live: nasa.gov/nasalive #AAS23

Otherworldly discoveries alert! Find out the latest <a href="/NASAExoplanets/">ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets</a> findings from our planet-hunting TESS mission. Watch live: nasa.gov/nasalive #AAS23
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NASA’s TESS discovered its first Earth-size planet in a star’s habitable zone, the range of distances where conditions may be just right to allow the presence of liquid water on the surface. @NASAspitzer followed up and confirmed it. go.nasa.gov/2QrTiEv

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.NASA_TESS has discovered a system of three planets that includes an Earth-size planet in the habitable zone of the cool host star. Read more here: nasa.gov/feature/goddar… #AAS235

.<a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a> has discovered a system of three planets that includes an Earth-size planet in the habitable zone of the cool host star. Read more here: nasa.gov/feature/goddar… #AAS235
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A signal that was originally thought to be from a stellar eclipse in the TOI 1338 system turned out to be from a new world! This planet became TESS’s first circumbinary planet, a world orbiting two stars. go.nasa.gov/36vBpdy

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.NASA_TESS has discovered its first circumbinary planet! As shown in this artist impression, this planet orbits around two stars with a period ranging from 93 to 95 days. Learn more here: nasa.gov/feature/goddar… #AAS235

.<a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a> has discovered its first circumbinary planet! As shown in this artist impression, this planet orbits around two stars with a period ranging from 93 to 95 days. Learn more here: nasa.gov/feature/goddar… #AAS235
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📣Discovery Alert!📣 Meet three new exoplanets discovered by NASA_TESS. One of the planets, TOI 700 d, is an Earth-sized🌍 world in its star's habitable zone (where liquid water💧 *could* exist on the surface). 👋TOI 700 b, c & d! We see you. go.nasa.gov/2T12IbI

📣Discovery Alert!📣

Meet three new exoplanets discovered by <a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a>. One of the planets, TOI 700 d, is an Earth-sized🌍 world in its star's habitable zone (where liquid water💧 *could* exist on the surface). 

👋TOI 700 b, c &amp; d! We see you.

go.nasa.gov/2T12IbI
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Astronomers using data from NASA’s TESS were surprised to find that Alpha Draconis, a star visible to the naked-eye, undergoes mutual eclipses with its fainter companion star. The brief six-hour eclipses were easy for ground-based observatories to miss. go.nasa.gov/2uhnrxx

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Surprise! The bright, naked-eye star known as Alpha Draconis that has been studied for centuries was just discovered to be an eclipsing binary star by NASA_TESS. Learn more here: nasa.gov/feature/goddar… #AAS235

Surprise! The bright, naked-eye star known as Alpha Draconis that has been studied for centuries was just discovered to be an eclipsing binary star by <a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a>. Learn more here: nasa.gov/feature/goddar… #AAS235
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NASA_TESS Scientists used @NASAspitzer to confirm the discoveries and to model the potential environments for TOI 700 d. The planets' star is a small, cool M dwarf just over 100 light-years💡⤳ away in the constellation Dorado.

<a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a> Scientists used @NASAspitzer to confirm the discoveries and to model the potential environments for TOI 700 d. 

The planets' star is a small, cool M dwarf just over 100 light-years💡⤳ away in the constellation Dorado.
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Next up at the NASA_TESS splinter is Andrew Vanderburg, speaking on the incredible exoplanets TESS has discovered in its first year of science. #AAS235

Next up at the <a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a> splinter is Andrew Vanderburg, speaking on the incredible exoplanets TESS has discovered in its first year of science. #AAS235
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When NASA_TESS searches for new exoplanets, it is actually studying stars too! James Davenport discussed the variety of stellar astrophysics we can learn about from NASA_TESS. #AAS235

When <a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a> searches for new exoplanets, it is actually studying stars too! James Davenport discussed the variety of stellar astrophysics we can learn about from <a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a>. #AAS235
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.NASA_TESS data pair well with data from and tools used for other missions like the NASA Kepler and K2 missions! Christina Hedges talked about the Kepler/K2/TESS connection at our splinter session at #AAS235.

.<a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a> data pair well with data from and tools used for other missions like the NASA Kepler and K2 missions! Christina Hedges talked about the Kepler/K2/TESS connection at our splinter session at #AAS235.
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Roland Vanderspek, Deputy PI of NASA_TESS, is excited for TESS’s first extended mission. While the prime mission will end in July 2020, the extended mission will start shortly after. #AAS235

Roland Vanderspek, Deputy PI of <a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a>, is excited for TESS’s first extended mission. While the prime mission will end in July 2020, the extended mission will start shortly after. #AAS235
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The final speaker of the #AAS235 NASA_TESS splinter session is Eliza Kempton. She highlighted how many of the exoplanets being discovered by TESS are prime targets for NASA Webb Telescope - JWST can be used to reveal the properties of the atmospheres of exoplanets!

The final speaker of the #AAS235 <a href="/NASA_TESS/">NASA_TESS</a> splinter session is Eliza Kempton. She highlighted how many of the exoplanets being discovered by TESS are prime targets for <a href="/NASAWebb/">NASA Webb Telescope</a> - JWST can be used to reveal the properties of the atmospheres of exoplanets!