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"In the past astronomers inferred the existence of planets by measuring the movements of stars," explained NBC's Robert Bazell about new pictures of the Pegasus constellation. Now for the first time NASA's Hubble space telescope and observatories in Hawaii have taken snapshots of actual planets in a solar system other than our own: one orbiting Formalhaut; three around HR 8799.
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