FIVE PLANETS TRANSITING A NINTH MAGNITUDE STAR
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Christoph Baranec | Nicholas M. Law | Dmitry A. Duev | Reed Riddle | Rebecca Jensen-Clem | David W. Latham | Fred C. Adams | Juliette C. Becker | Andrew Vanderburg | Maissa Salama | Perry Berlind | Allyson Bieryla | Timothy D. Morton | Michael L. Calkins | Gilbert A. Esquerdo | P. Berlind | M. Calkins | D. Duev | R. Riddle | N. Law | F. Adams | D. Latham | A. Vanderburg | T. Morton | A. Bieryla | G. Esquerdo | J. Becker | C. Baranec | A. Schmitt | M. Kristiansen | R. Jensen-Clem | M. Salama | Shrinivas Kulkarni | Allan R. Schmitt | Martti H. Kristiansen | S. Kulkarni | S. Kulkarni
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