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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓

@NASAExoplanets · Beyond · joined 01 Dec 2008

This account has been sunset. Follow us on @NASAUniverse for all future exoplanet updates.

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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
As of today, this account is officially archived. Follow us on @NASAUniverse for all future exoplanet updates. See you there! 111.6K views · 243 likes · 34 reposts · 9 replies Open on X →
ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
@NASAExoplanets @NASAUniverse @NASAExoplanets @NASA Who is handling data preservation for this account? 819 views · 6 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
@NASAExoplanets @NASAUniverse I understand the efficiency behind moving multiple accounts into far fewer accounts, I just hope the information you share won't become diluted. Also I appreciate the old accounts pointing us where to go to keep connected to the science. 972 views · 23 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
Just a week left until this account is sunset! Join us over at @NASAUniverse for all future updates. 134K views · 264 likes · 36 reposts · 11 replies Open on X →
ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
Hey exoplanet people 👋 We’re consolidating our X presence and won’t be posting here anymore. For the latest exoplanet news, follow @NASAUniverse! 115.8K views · 373 likes · 48 reposts · 22 replies Open on X →
ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
@NASA @NASAWebb Exoplanet 8 Ursae Minoris is somehow orbiting a star that should have destroyed it. TESS studied a star in the latter stages of becoming a red giant – and discovered a planet in a stable orbit! https://t.co/6B2POkz933 https://t.co/C5chbkDIzj
An artist's concept depicts a giant exoplanet in the path of a red giant star's destruction.
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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
@NASA @NASAWebb A super-Earth in the habitable zone! TOI-715 b orbits a small, reddish star that is, by astronomical standards, fairly close – only 137 light-years away. The same system also might harbor a second, Earth-sized planet! https://t.co/Mt7qSi5ffT https://t.co/fWhprvqB7
An artist’s concept shows one way that planet TOI-715 b, a super-Earth in the habitable zone around its star, might appear to a nearby observer. On the right lower foreground, this illustration shows a 'super-Earth' – a planet larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune – with a brownish atmosphere flecked with white, horizontal strips of cloud. The planet's left side is partially lit by its reddish parent star, a red dwarf, smaller and cooler than our Sun, seen in the upper left of the image. It is labeled Artist’s concept in the bottom right corner.
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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
@NASA @NASAWebb In 2020, TESS discovered its first Earth-size world in the habitable zone of its star – the distance from a star at which liquid water *could* exist on a planet’s surface. Another Earth-sized exoplanet later joined the lineup. https://t.co/cSCm4pa0wB https://t.co/
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@NASA In addition to finding exoplanets on its own, TESS serves as a pathfinder for @NASAWebb. TESS discovered the rocky world LHS 3844 b, and Webb took a closer look to tell us more about it. Our telescopes, much like our scientists, work together. https://t.co/lC8rqe8xAZ https:
An artist’s concept depicts a dark gray exoplanet very close to its fiery star, of which only the bottom corner appears. The planet’s surface is mottled and partly in shadow. The image is labeled Illustration in the bottom right corner.
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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
@NASA TESS’ first discovery was a world called Pi Mensae c. It orbits the star Pi Mensae, ~60 light-years away and visible to the unaided eye in the Southern Hemisphere. This discovery kicked off NASA's new era of planet hunting. https://t.co/rW4H8Jl0D7 https://t.co/YtCb2uCMpI
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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
#OTD in 2018, @NASA launched the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite to search for new worlds. So far, it’s discovered 432 planets and 7,138 planet candidates! https://t.co/V21GAtWwex Here are some of the wondrous worlds.🧵⬇️ https://t.co/927QfAmYLX
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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
April is #CitSciMonth and there are lots of ways to join in. Of course, we're partial to the programs where you can discover worlds, but you do you and @DoNASAScience! https://t.co/SurKKApeUX 36.6K views · 165 likes · 61 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
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TESS looks at stars to find much tinier planets orbiting them. A closer look at a neighboring star required scientists to peer through the dusty realm of creation. Within the debris disk of an angry young star, they found a planet! And then another… https://t.co/dEmzlcHztk
A vintage style travel poster shows giant flares from a giant, bright young star in oranges, reds and bright yellow burst from the star, affecting a nearby planet. You can see the planet’s atmosphere being blasted away by the energy. It says, Located less than 32 light-years from Earth, AU Microscopii is among the youngest planetary systems ever observed by astronomers, and its star throws vicious temper tantrums! You’ve heard of the “terrible twos”? Well, AU Mic is in the midst of its terrible 22 … millions! This devilish young system holds planet AU Mic b captive inside a looming disk of ghostly dust and ceaselessly torments it with deadly blasts of X-rays and other radiation, thwarting any chance of life… as we know it! Beware! There is no escaping the stellar fury of this system. The monstrous flares of AU Mic will have you begging for eternal darkness.\x3C
Ubicado a menos de 32 años luz de la Tierra, AU Microscopii se encuentra entre los sistemas planetarios más jóvenes jamás observados por los astrónomos, ¡y su estrella tiene unas brutales rabietas! ¿Has oído hablar de los "terribles dos años"? Pues AU Mic está en medio de sus terribles 22… ¡millones de años! Este sistema joven diabólico mantiene cautivo a su planeta, AU Mic b, dentro de un disco de polvo fantasmal y lo atormenta incesantemente con explosiones mortales de rayos X y otras radiaciones, frustrando cualquier posibilidad de vida ... ¡tal como la conocemos! ¡Cuidado! No hay escapatoria a la furia estelar de este sistema. Las llamaradas monstruosas de AU Mic te harán rogar por la oscuridad eterna.
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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
In 2020, TESS discovered its first Earth-size world in the habitable zone of its star – the distance from a star at which liquid water *could* exist on a planet’s surface. Earlier this year, a second rocky planet was discovered in the system. https://t.co/Sroo6cdWbY
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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
In addition to finding exoplanets on its own, TESS serves as a pathfinder for @NASAWebb. TESS discovered the rocky world LHS 3448 b, but Webb will tell us more about it. Our telescopes, much like our scientists, work together. https://t.co/lC8rqe95qx https://t.co/SCwgCplIHY
An illustration shows a mottled, rocky exoplanet very close to its orange star with reddish flares against star-filled black space.
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ARCHIVED NASA Exoplanets ✓@NASAExoplanets
TESS’ first discovery was a world called Pi Mensae c. It orbits the star Pi Mensae, ~60 light-years away and visible to the unaided eye in the Southern Hemisphere. This discovery kicked off NASA's new era of planet hunting. https://t.co/rW4H8JlysF 17.9K views · 73 likes · 2 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →

Growth & engagement

How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.

Views per post

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Last 14 collected posts, oldest on the left. The scale is logarithmic: one post can outrun the rest a hundred times over.

Engagement rate per post

0.66%18 Apr
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Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views.

What the audience does

Likes77.8%2 428 in total
Reposts13.6%425 in total
Replies2.6%82 in total
Quotes1.2%37 in total
Bookmarks4.8%150 in total

Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.

The follower curve appears once this account has two daily snapshots — we take one a day, and this one is on its first.

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