Microlens OGLE-2005-BLG-169 Implies That Cool Neptune-like Planets Are Common
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K. Ulaczyk | M. F. Bode | I. A. Steele | O. Szewczyk | D. L. DePoy | B. Paczynski | A. Udalski | I. A. Bond | D. M. Bramich | C. Snodgrass | M. J. Burgdorf | B. S. Gaudi | K. Horne | M. K. Szymanski | G. Pietrzynski | I. Soszynski | J. McCormick | K. Z. Stanek | D. P. Bennett | N. J. Rattenbury | L. Wyrzykowski | R. W. Pogge | C. Han | B.-G. Park | A.-Y. Zhou | S. Dong | C. S. Botzler | P.C.M. Yock | M. Kubiak | G. W. Christie | J. Anderson | A. Gould | S. Mao | D. An | S. D. Poindexter | S. C. Swaving
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