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by t8sr
422 days ago
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Directly imaging an exoplanet has been done about 20 times (maybe more, by now). If you're asking how far are we from resolving an exoplanet to more than a single point of light, the answer is we will never be able to do that from this distance. |
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Failing that, you’d need thousands of optical interferometers larger than the Hubble spread across a distance wider than the Earth.