One of these objects named Dagon was detected by using coronagraphs to block out distracting sources of light.
One of these objects named Dagon was detected by using coronagraphs to block out distracting sources of light. The main purpose of the HARPS and Kepler missions is to search for these objects. One way of measuring these bodies' mass uses the binary mass function and "wobbles" in the orbits of larger objects near them; that is the radial velocity method. Transit photometry can detect these objects if there is a significant drop in brightness when they pass in front of a star. In early 2017, NASA announced the discovery of several of these objects in the Trappist-1 system that may be in the Goldilocks zone. For 10 points, name these planets that orbit stars outside of the Solar System.
One of these objects named Dagon was detected by using coronagraphs to block out distracting sources of light.
exoplanets [or extrasolar planets; prompt on planets until it is read]