KEPLER-68: THREE PLANETS, ONE WITH A DENSITY BETWEEN THAT OF EARTH AND ICE GIANTS
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Howard Isaacson | David Charbonneau | Leslie Rogers | Jon M. Jenkins | Eric B. Ford | Michael R. Haas | Susan E. Thompson | Steve B. Howell | Francois Fressin | Darin Ragozzine | Hans Kjeldsen | Travis S. Metcalfe | Saskia Hekker | William J. Chaplin | Jason F. Rowe | Mikkel N. Lund | Rasmus Handberg | Guillermo Torres | Jean-Michel Desert | Andrew W. Howard | Ronald L. Gilliland | Sarbani Basu | Geoffrey W. Marcy | Yvonne Elsworth | Andrea Miglio | Jonathan J. Fortney | Eric D. Lopez | Lars A. Buchhave | F. Fressin | E. Ford | C. Henze | J. Fortney | R. Gilliland | L. Buchhave | S. Thompson | D. Charbonneau | G. Marcy | H. Isaacson | A. Howard | J. Rowe | J. Jenkins | S. Howell | L. Rogers | H. Kjeldsen | J. Christensen-Dalsgaard | D. Huber | W. Chaplin | S. Basu | G. Torres | Y. Elsworth | R. Handberg | S. Hekker | C. Karoff | M. Lund | M. Lundkvist | T. Metcalfe | A. Miglio | D. Ragozzine | E. Lopez | Jack L. Lissauer | Daniel Huber | Mia Lundkvist | Christoffer Karoff | Joergen Christensen-Dalsgaard | M. Haas | J. Désert | Jack J. Lissauer | J. Lissauer
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