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Hot Jupiters: The ‘Roasted Planet’ and t...

The Planetary Society
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Research Scientist Tiffany Kataria of NASA JPL and Assistant Professor Lisa Dang of the University of Waterloo talk about two extreme hot Jupiters from the American Astronomical Society meeting. 
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