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    New exomoon candidate found

    Apr 06, 2022 1 minute
    ■ BEN SKUSE

    yet confirmed the discovery of a single exomoon, even though a dozen candidates have been put forward. Now, David Kipping (Columbia University) and colleagues haveanother potential exomoon. But just as with previous candidates, they urge caution.

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