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Tag: Gemini

The bright star Beta Pictoris is hidden behind a mask in the center of the images; a few scattered starlight artifacts, called ‘speckles,’ are also visible, but vastly fewer than in previous images. Beta Pictoris b is a giant planet – several times larger than Jupiter – and is approximately ten million years old. These near-infrared images (1.5-1.8 microns) show the planet glowing in infrared light from the heat released in its formation. GPI image credit: Image processing by Christian Marois, NRC Canada.

First images from Gemini capture planets outside our solar system

January 8, 2014

The bright star Beta Pictoris is hidden behind a mask in the center of the images; a few scattered starlight ...

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