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Do you know how these exoplanets are named read below......🌠Exoplanets are named following a specific convention. The na...
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Do you know how these exoplanets are named read below......🌠
Exoplanets are named following a specific convention. The name starts with the designation of the telescope or project that discovered the planet, followed by a sequential identifier for the star system, and finally a lowercase letter indicating the order of the planet's discovery within that system. For example, in "Kepler-51b," "Kepler" refers to the Kepler Space Telescope, "51" is the star system's identifier, and "b" indicates it was the first planet discovered in that system.

Here's a quick breakdown:
- **Telescope/Project Name**: Identifies the discovery mission (e.g., Kepler, HAT-P, WASP).
- **Star System Identifier**: Usually a number assigned sequentially (e.g., 51).
- **Planet Identifier**: Lowercase letters starting from "b" for the first discovered planet (e.g., b, c, d).



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