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Exoplanet.eu (Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia) is a comprehensive, up-to-date database of confirmed exoplanets and their host stars, providing detailed planetary and stellar parameters, discovery references, and interactive visualizations.
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Astrophysics: Exploring Exoplanets
In this MOOC, you will have the opportunity to practice several methods of detection and characterisation of exoplanets. You will discover their statistical properties and the current state of knowledge we have in this very recent field of research. You will also understand the limitations and biases of the different detection techniques. At the end of this MOOC, you will have a good general understanding of the methods of detection and characterisation of exoplanets and their atmosphere. You will also have a basic understanding of spectroscopy and light curve analysis. All this knowledge will help you to participate in and understand citizen science projects. The original version of the MOOC dates from 2014 and some of the content has been updated in 2020 to take into account the progress of research in the field.
exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu
NASA/IPAC Exoplanet Archive is a comprehensive, searchable database of confirmed exoplanets and candidates, with up-to-date planetary and host-star parameters, discovery details, and downloadable data tables. It provides querying, visualization, and analysis tools for exoplanet data from various missions and surveys.
astrobiology.nasa.gov
NASA's Astrobiology site is the official hub for research and education on life beyond Earth, covering exoplanets, habitability, biosignatures, and the origins of life. It offers news, feature articles, science summaries, and resources for students and educators.
exoplanets.nasa.gov
NASA's Exoplanet Exploration site is the official hub for exoplanet science. It features the latest discoveries, mission overviews, interactive tools to explore the exoplanet catalog, and educational resources for learners.
Exoplanets
An edited volume from the University of Arizona Space Science Series surveying exoplanet detection, atmospheres, and formation, written for both newcomers and researchers working on the observational and theoretical foundations of the field.
The Crowded Universe
Astronomer Alan Boss recounts the people, discoveries, and controversies behind the search for exoplanets, arguing from planetary-formation theory that Earth-like, potentially inhabited worlds are likely common throughout the galaxy.