The presence of one of these objects creates an additional Römer delay in the frequency of a pulsar.
Butler and Marcy of San Francisco State University pioneered the study of these objects. The presence of one of these objects creates an additional Römer delay in the frequency of a pulsar. Types of these objects characterized by gas have been detected by the OGLE project. Examples of these objects with large masses and extremely short periods are characterized as (*) "hot." Common ways of detecting these entities include gravitational microlensing and using photometry in conjunction with a transit. The Kepler mission seeks to find these objects. Types of these entities that may feature liquid water on them lie in a "habitable zone." For 10 points, name these bodies that orbit a star that isn't the Sun.
Butler and Marcy of San Francisco State University pioneered the study of these objects.
extra-solar planets [or exoplanets, accept "Jupiters," "Jovian exoplanets," and similar answers due to the "hot" clue]