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Claude Code Found an Exoplanet Candidate in NASA Archival Data: the Discovery Is Checked Using the TESS Telescope

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Astronomer Pavel Rabtsevich, using artificial intelligence, analysed NASA archival data and probably discovered an unknown exoplanet. His attention was drawn by TIC 4206066: her glitter fell by about two hours from time to time. A similar picture is common in transit, the moment the planet passes through the star's disk. Preliminary estimates indicate that the candidate's radius is about 1.4 times higher than the Earth's, ...The post Claude Code…
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Astronomer Pavel Rabtsevich, using artificial intelligence, analysed NASA archival data and probably discovered an unknown exoplanet. His attention was drawn by TIC 4206066: her glitter fell by about two hours from time to time. A similar picture is common in transit, the moment the planet passes through the star's disk. Preliminary estimates indicate that the candidate's radius is about 1.4 times higher than the Earth's, ...The post Claude Code…

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se7en.ws broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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