Science on the 23rd of March 2005 in history

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23 Mar 2005 planets	science	planets (astronomy) Two independent teams report the observation of light from planets circling two different stars, using the Spitzer infrared space telescope. Both groups detect a slight dimming in the light intensity during conjunction, when the planet is moving behind its sun's disk (occultation).	0

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