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Team finds 28 planets in faraway solar system

San Jose Mercury News: A University of California-led research team has discovered 28 new planets deep in the Milky Way, circling stars not unlike our own - leading them to conclude that our solar system may not be so special after all.

Posted by Physics Today on May 29, 2007 11:16 AM |

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