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An amateur observing campaign, set up to complement the Rosetta space mission, provided temporal coverage and multiscale observations; this can aid the study of fast-changing and large-scale comet features.
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TRICERATOPS is a new vetting and validation tool to verify TESS objects of interest; it is the only tool currently available that models transits from nearby contaminant stars in addition to the target star.
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Optical spectroscopic observations of white dwarf stars within Gaia DR2 reveal nine new gaseous debris disks that orbit single white dwarf stars, a factor of ~2 increase over the previously known sample.
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