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USco CTIO 108 b is a gas_giant exoplanet discovered in 2008 using the Imaging method at Teide Observatory. The 4.20 m William Herschel Telescope was employed with the instruments of the ACAM Auxiliary Port Camera.

USco CTIO 108 b image

USco CTIO 108 b

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Discovery Details

World type: gas_giant
Discovery method: Imaging
Discovery year: 2008
Facility: Teide Observatory
Instrument: ACAM Auxiliary Port Camera
Telescope: 4.20 m William Herschel Telescope

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USco CTIO 108 b is a fascinating celestial companion orbiting the star USco CTIO 108, discovered back in 2008 with the help of the keen eyes at Teide Observatory using the ACAM Auxiliary Port Camera. This distant world was spotted through direct imaging, giving astronomers a rare and exciting glimpse of a planet beyond the glare of its star. While it’s a bit of a mysterious wanderer in space—not yet boasting a catchy proper name—USco CTIO 108 b continues to intrigue space enthusiasts with its youthful glow and the secrets it holds about planetary formation. This exoplanet reminds us how much there still is to explore in our vast universe, inspiring dreamers and scientists alike to keep looking up.