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TrES-2 b is a gas_giant exoplanet discovered in 2006 using the Transit method at TrES. The 0.10 m Schmidt Telescope was employed with the instruments of the 2K CCD Sensor.

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TrES-2 b

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Discovery Details

World type: gas_giant
Discovery method: Transit
Discovery year: 2006
Facility: TrES
Instrument: 2K CCD Sensor
Telescope: 0.10 m Schmidt Telescope

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Meet TrES-2 b, the cosmic shadow master orbiting the star TrES-2. Discovered in 2006 using the clever transit method and a 2K CCD sensor on the ground-based TrES facility, this exoplanet is notorious for being the darkest known planet in the universe. Imagine a world so black it absorbs nearly every speck of light that hits it, reflecting less light than a piece of black acrylic paint! This gloomy giant circles its star closely, making it blisteringly hot, but its mysterious darkness makes it a fascinating study for astronomers. Although it's far from Earth, TrES-2 b's unique charm and stealthy nature invite anyone curious about the universe's quirks to appreciate its enigmatic allure.