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GJ 9773 b

World type: sub_neptune
Discovery method: Radial Velocity
Discovery year: 2025
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Nestled around the cool star GJ 9773, the intriguing exoplanet GJ 9773 b was uncovered in 2025 using the radial velocity technique, thanks to the sharp eyes of the CARMENES instrument at Spain’s Calar Alto Observatory. This ground-based discovery teases us with a glimpse of a world orbiting a nearby star, putting it within our cosmic neighborhood in the grand scheme of the galaxy. While details like its exact size or surface remain a mystery, GJ 9773 b invites curiosity about its nature—could it be a rocky outpost or a mini gas giant? Either way, this exoplanet is a stellar testament to the power of modern astronomy and the relentless human quest to explore worlds beyond our own.