scienceisbeauty: “Periodic table” of exoplanets, including confirmed and NASA Kepler candidates, divide most of the known exoplanets into six mass and three temperatures groups (18 categories total). Source: A New Online Database of Habitable Worlds, Planetary Habitability Laboratory. Click for high-res photo

scienceisbeauty:

“Periodic table” of exoplanets, including confirmed and NASA Kepler candidates, divide most of the known exoplanets into six mass and three temperatures groups (18 categories total).

Source: A New Online Database of Habitable Worlds, Planetary Habitability Laboratory.

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