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WASP-107 c is a sub_neptune exoplanet discovered in 2020 using the Radial Velocity method at Multiple Observatories. The Multiple Telescopes was employed with the instruments of the Multiple Instruments.

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WASP-107 c

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Discovery Details

World type: sub_neptune
Discovery method: Radial Velocity
Discovery year: 2020
Facility: Multiple Observatories
Instrument: Multiple Instruments
Telescope: Multiple Telescopes

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WASP-107 c is a fascinating exoplanet orbiting the star WASP-107, discovered in 2020 through the clever use of radial velocity measurements by a team working across multiple ground-based observatories and instruments. While this distant world doesn't yet have a catchy proper name, it orbits its star with intriguing characteristics that continue to captivate astronomers. WASP-107 c is a companion to the already famous WASP-107 b, making this planetary system a dynamic duo for study. It’s located light-years away from Earth, tucked in a far-flung corner of our galaxy. Though details about its size and atmosphere are still under investigation, WASP-107 c invites curiosity and wonder, reminding us how much we have yet to explore beyond our cosmic neighborhood.