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Extrasolar planets / Monoceros constellation / Transiting extrasolar planets / Super-Earths / COROT-7b / COROT / GJ 1214 b / Hot Jupiter / GJ / Astronomy / Planetary science / Exoplanetology
Extrasolar planets
Monoceros constellation
Transiting extrasolar planets
Super-Earths
COROT-7b
COROT
GJ 1214 b
Hot Jupiter
GJ
Astronomy
Planetary science
Exoplanetology

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