Website review: Extrasolar Planets
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•12 reviews since Dec 6, 2003
space-exploration, planets
•planetquest.jpl.nasa.gov
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Reviews of this website
- okami rated 5 weeks ago
- okay. . .so where's the recognition to Giordano Bruno? he was burned at the stake for saying that other worlds existed. . .and probably other life. . .
MNGophers3 rated 6 weeks ago- Devoted to the search for new worlds.
- mechanic067 rated 4 months ago
- Interesting stuff.
- geoff rated 8 months ago
- Current extrasolar planet count: 264. 6 days later: 268.
- chrismaas rated 8 months ago
- This is really cool.
- Kevbo rated 8 months ago
- NASA improves their PlanetQuest website. Keep track of the growing number of planets popping up (er, well, being discovered). Maybe one of them has found us too. As Pluto fades into memory... we have so many more to add to the family. Still waiting for them to find Koozbain.
- geojim56 rated 8 months ago
New improved PlanetQuest website...
- yksin rated 9 months ago
- NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory site on the search for extrasolar terrestrial (i.e., Earthlike) planets.
