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CATEGORIES:Shows, Movies & Concerts, Tours/Informational
SUMMARY: Kika Silva Pla Planetarium Show - Exoplanets: Discovering New Worlds
LOCATION:Kika Silva Pla Planetarium at Santa Fe College 3000 NW 83rd Street, Gainesv
 ille, FL 32606
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:The modern hunt for exoplanets is an adventure that began in the 20th centu
 ry. It continues today as astronomers use both ground- and space-based obse
 rvatories to find planets around other stars. Ultimately, this great age of
  discovery could lead to the detection of life beyond our solar system. Thi
 s show tells the story of our search for alien worlds.\n\nHow do we find di
 stant worlds around other suns? EXOPLANETS — Discovering New Worlds describ
 es the two main methods astronomers use: the radial velocity method studies
  minute "wobbles" of stars, and the transit method detects eclipsing planet
 s from flickers in a star's brightness.\n\nSo far, astronomers have found t
 housands of worlds, ranging from hot-Jupiters to super-Earths. Discovering 
 planets is one thing; finding life on those worlds is the next challenge.\n
 \nWe know life arose on Earth, but where else could it exist? Worlds in our
  solar system provide tantalizing clues. We look to Mercury, Venus, Mars, a
 nd the outer planets in a search for habitable environments.\n\nWhat about 
 moons? Jupiter's moon Io is volcanic and not hospitable, but tiny Europa ma
 y harbor life deep beneath its icy crust. Saturn's moon Titan has an atmosp
 here and organic materials, and Enceladus has hidden oceans. Could they sup
 port life? What these worlds reveal could help in the search for life beyon
 d the solar system.\n\nNo extraterrestrial life has been found anywhere els
 e — yet. The possibility of finding life drives our extrasolar planet searc
 hes. What if that life is intelligent? Has it tried to contact us?\n\nEXOPL
 ANETS — Discovering New Worlds speculates on the existence of such life, an
 d points out nearby civilizations may already know about us — from our radi
 o and TV broadcast signals. Someday, we may find those societies and marvel
  at their technological achievements.\n\nAges: All
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