Podcaster: Dr. Pamela Gay
Title: The Daily Space – Searching for Planets: New Mission Goes Rogue; Possible Extragalactic Exoplanet Found
Organization: Cosmoquest
Link: http://www.astronomycast.com
Description:
A proposed mission called the Contemporaneous LEnsing Parallax and Autonomous TRansient Assay, or CLEoPATRA, seeks to work with the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope to find rogue planets not orbiting any star. Meanwhile, a possible planet has been discovered in the Whirlpool Galaxy and could be the first planet found outside the Milky Way. Plus, an interview with Dr. Margaret Meixner, Director of Science Mission Operations for the SOFIA telescope.
Bio: Dr. Pamela Gay is a Senior Scientist at Planetary Science Institute and a Director of CosmoQuest.
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