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  • The Optical Differentiation Coronagraph



    OTI J., CANALES V. & CAGIGAL M.
    ApJ. , 630 , 631
    paper

  • Tales from the outer limits on astrobiology: Titan and giant planets (near and far).



    LUNINE J.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 100
    abstract

  • Accumulation of giant planet atmospheres around cores of a few Earth masses.



    HUBICKYJ O.,BODENHEIMER P. & LISSAUER J.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 166
    abstract

  • Dust Dynamics in Protoplanetary Disks: Parallel Computing with PVM.



    DE LA FUENTE MARCOS C., BARGE P. & DE LA FUENTE MARCOS R.
    J. of Computational Phys. , 176 , 276
    paper

  • Can We Find Another Earth?



    LEMONICK M.
    Discover , 23 , March
    paper

  • Migration of solids in a gravitationally unstable disk: a possible scenario for terrestrial planet formation.



    HAGHIGHIPOUR N. & BOSS A.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 166
    abstract

  • Remote sensing of planetary properties and biosignatures on extrasolar terrestrial planets.



    DesMARAIS D., HARWITT M., JUCKS K., KASTING J., LIN D., LUNINE J., SEAGER S., SCHNEIDER J., TRAUB W., & WOOLF N.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 166
    abstract

  • On the Stability of the Terrestrial Planets as Models for Exosolar Planetary Systems.



    DVORAK R. & SULI A.
    Celestial Mechanics , 83 , 77
    paper

  • In Search of the Molecules of Life.



    CRAWFORD R., PAZCZYNSKI A., LANG Q., CHENG L., BARNES B., ANDERSON T., WELLS R., WAI C., CORTI G., ALLENBACH L., ERWIN D., PARK J., ASSEFI T. & MOJARRADI M.
    Icarus , 154 , 531
    paper

  • Dynamics of the GJ 876 planetary system.



    LISSAUER J. & RIVERA E.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 167
    abstract

  • Planetary systems around other stars.



    MARCY G.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 101
    abstract

  • Atmospheric Chemistry in Giant Planets, Brown Dwarfs, and Low-Mass Dwarf Stars I. Carbon, Nitrogen, and Oxygen./



    LODDERS K. & FEGLEY B.
    Icarus , 155 , 393
    paper

  • The galactic exoplanet survey telescope.



    BENNET D., CHENG E., COOK K., RHIE S. & WOOLF N.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 165
    abstract

  • Increasing the payoff of ground-based exoplanet transit searches.



    CALDWELL D. BATALHA N., BORUCKI W., JENKINS J., LATHAM D. & NINKOV Z.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 165
    abstract

  • Kepler Mission: the first step in determining the extent of life in the Universe.



    BORUCKI W. KOCH D., BASRI G., DUNHAM E., GILLILAND R. & LATHAM D.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 165
    abstract

  • Na senda dos seres vivos: da terra às estrelas



    Raulin-Cerceau Florence, Léna Pierre and Schneider Jean

  • Radiative environments of red dwarf flare star habitable planets.



    ANDREESHCHEV A., SCALO J. & SMITH D.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 168
    paper and pdf presentation

  • Intelligent life in cosmology



    TIPLER F.
    Int. J; of Astrobiol. , 2 , 141
    paper

  • Terrestrial planet formation in extrasolar systems.



    CHAMBERS J.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 168
    abstract

  • The Habitable Zone of Earth-Mass Planets Around 47 UMa: Results for Land and Water Worlds.



    FRANCK S., CUNTZ M., VON BLOH W. & BOUNAMA C.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 2 , 35
    paper

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