NEW PLANETS DISCOVERED vs

A SIGNIFICANT PLANETARY DISCOVERY HAS BEEN MADE, WITH THE HELP OF A U.C.S.C. SCIENTIST. STEVEN VOGT (WITH UC SANTA CRUZ FOR OVER 25 YEARS) WAS WORKING WITH A TEAM OF ASTRONOMERS AT THE KECK OBSERVATORY IN MAUNA KEA, HAWAII, WHEN THEY FOUND 2 NEW PLANETS ABOUT 20 TIMES THE SIZE OF EARTH. 54-YEAR-OLD VOGT IS THE MAN WHO DESIGNED THE SPECTROGRAPH MOST SCIENTISTS USE TO HUNT FOR NEW PLANETS. SO FAR ASTRONOMERS HAVE DISCOVERED 136 NEW PLANETS OUTSIDE OUR SOLAR SYSTEM.