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Darin Ragozzine

Extreme Solar Systems: Why Aren’t We Finding Other Planetary Systems Like Our Own?

October 16, 2012

Want to stay on top of all the space news? Follow @universetoday on Twitter Artist concept of a previous multi-planet solar system found by the Kepler spacecraft. Credit: NASA/Tim Pyle Most planetary systems found by astronomers so far are quite different than our own. Many have giant planets whizzing around in a compact configuration, very [...]

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Live Interview: The Latest Exoplanet News from Kepler

March 2, 2012

We love exoplanets! And the Kepler mission is giving us more to love. Our special guest on our latest live interview via a Google+ Hangout On Air was astronomer Darin Ragozzine with the Kepler mission, sharing insight how Kepler is blowing our previous concepts on exoplanets out of the water. Darin is an ITC Fellow [...]

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Next Live Interview: The Latest Exoplanet News from Kepler

March 1, 2012

Coming up next in our series of live interviews with astronomers and scientists is a discussion of the latest news from the Kepler mission. Joining us will be Darin Ragozzine, a postdoctoral researcher with the Kepler mission, at the Institute for Theory and Computation at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory who studies transiting exoplanets, as well [...]

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