Kepler-22b: A 2.4 EARTH-RADIUS PLANET IN THE HABITABLE ZONE OF A SUN-LIKE STAR
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Jie Li | Howard Isaacson | John C. Geary | John Asher Johnson | David Charbonneau | William F. Welsh | Peter Tenenbaum | Jon M. Jenkins | Stephen T. Bryson | Joseph D. Twicken | Avi Shporer | Brice-Olivier Demory | Jason H. Steffen | Jill Tarter | Eric B. Ford | Edna DeVore | William J. Borucki | David G. Koch | Douglas A. Caldwell | Paul Robertson | Fergal Mullally | Michael R. Haas | Jack J. Lissauer | Elisa V. Quintana | Dimitar Sasselov | Jessie L. Christiansen | Susan E. Thompson | Steve B. Howell | Francois Fressin | Lisa Kaltenegger | Jonathan Fortney | David Ciardi | Thomas Barclay | Hans Kjeldsen | Andrej Prsa | Travis S. Metcalfe | Saskia Hekker | Mikkel N. Lund | Rasmus Handberg | Samuel N. Quinn | Guillermo Torres | Martin Still | William D. Cochran | Timothy R. Bedding | Andrew W. Howard | David W. Latham | Sarah Ballard | Torben Arentoft | Jeffery Kolodziejczak | Sarbani Basu | Debra Fischer | Natalie Batalha | Geoffrey W. Marcy | Yvonne Elsworth | Andrea Miglio | Dennis Stello | Steven D. Kawaler | Laurance Doyle | Matthew J. Holman | Jason Rowe | William Sherry | William Rapin | Alan Gould | Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard | Elliott Horch | Todd Klaus | Lars A. Buchhave | Courtney Dressing | F. Fressin | E. Ford | F. Mullally | S. Meibom | Avi Shporer | C. Henze | M. Holman | A. Gould | J. Fortney | J. Lissauer | A. Dupree | J. Li | R. Gilliland | D. Ciardi | T. Bedding | P. Tenenbaum | L. Buchhave | D. Latham | D. Sasselov | S. Thompson | D. Charbonneau | G. Marcy | H. Isaacson | A. Howard | J. Rowe | J. Jenkins | S. Bryson | S. Howell | T. Gautier | N. Batalha | D. Fischer | H. Kjeldsen | J. Christensen-Dalsgaard | D. Huber | W. Chaplin | S. Basu | S. Quinn | W. Borucki | D. Koch | D. Caldwell | J. Cleve | S. Ballard | W. Cochran | M. Endl | G. Torres | J. Steffen | J. Christiansen | D. Fabrycky | J. Tarter | W. Welsh | Y. Elsworth | R. Handberg | S. Hekker | C. Karoff | S. Kawaler | M. Lund | M. Lundkvist | T. Metcalfe | A. Miglio | D. Stello | A. Boss | E. Devore | A. Prša | T. Barclay | E. Quintana | M. Still | J. Twicken | J. Carter | P. Robertson | J. Geary | T. Klaus | C. Dressing | J. Kolodziejczak | W. Rapin | B. Demory | E. Horch | L. Doyle | W. Sherry | T. Arentoft | L. Kaltenegger | Daniel Huber | Michael Endl | Andrea K. Dupree | Thomas N. Gautier | Ronald Gilliland | Søren Meibom | Alan Boss | Daniel Fabrycky | Jeffrey Van Cleve | Jean-Michel Désert | Josh Carter | Graham A. Verner | Mia Lundkvist | William Chaplin | Christopher Henze | Christoffer Karoff | G. Verner | M. Haas | J. Johnson | J. Désert
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