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Sistemas planetarios en la Vía Láctea

appsOther research productkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other ORP type 01 Jan 2018 Spanish Publisher:CSIC - Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas Margarita Salas (CIB)
Authors: Fernández-Alonso, M. Carmen; Platón, María;

handle: 10261/169278

Sistemas planetarios en la Vía Láctea

Abstract

Los planetas, tanto en órbita alrededor de las estrellas como “aislados” (sin ninguna estrella sobre la que girar), son la norma y no la excepción. A esta afirmación se ha llegado en apenas dos décadas tras el descubrimiento de las primeras enanas marrones y planetas. A día de hoy, se conocen más de 3500 planetas en la Vía Láctea, y son muy numerosos los esfuerzos humanos y recursos económicos que se están invirtiendo para estudiar la población planetaria en los próximos años. Durante la charla se revisarán los hallazgos más emblemáticos que han provocado un gran avance en el conocimiento de este campo, y se resumirán los procesos por los que “nacen” los planetas y los sistemas planetarios.

Cartel anunciador de la charla. Ciclo de charlas “Jam Science-Divulgación Científica” celebradas en el Moe Club (Alberto Alcocer, 32, Madrid) el penúltimo martes de cada mes de 19.30 a 21.00h, desde enero de 2015. Ponente: Dra. María Rosa Zapatero Osorio. Centro de Astrobiología CSIC-INTA. Grabación y edición de los vídeos: Agora Mundi.

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Keywords

Vía Lactea, Planetas

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