
Image taken on March 2, 2007, from El Álamo.
Canon EOS 300D, 50mm, tripod, 30sec exposure.








The planet is estimated to be about 5.5 times as massive as Earth and thought to be rocky. It orbits a red dwarf star about 28,000 light-years away. Red dwarfs are about one-fifth as massive as the sun and up to 50 times fainter. But they are among the most common stars in the universe.- Artist´s conception of the new Earthlike planet -


Launched one year ago to Pluto, destination that will be reached in july, 2015, the probe is next to Jupiter. It began to take some pictures of this gaseous giant, which will overfly the next 18 of february.
CNES, with the collaboration of ESA, launchs the "COROT" satellite today.
This satellite has two goals: to detect new exoplanets orbiting around other stars and investigate the mysteries of stellar interiors as never before.
For additional information, please, visit http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEM4IKQJNVE_index_0.html


















