A New Camera for Extrasolar Planets

It hasn't found planets yet—but in its first year of operation, the instrument has already proved its worth.
For the better part of a year, an international team of astronomers has been working with a powerful new camera that may soon yield the first images of planets in other solar systems—and already, it has made some significant discoveries.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news3603.html">A New Camera for Extrasolar Planets</a></p> <p> It hasn't found planets yet—but in its first year of operation, the instrument has already proved its worth. <br>For the better part of a year, an international team of astronomers has been working with a powerful new camera that may soon yield the first images of planets in other solar systems—and already, it has made some significant discoveries.</p>