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ALT 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.

ALT An artist's concept depicts the imagined view from the surface of a terrestrial exoplanet. The surface is rocky with hills or mountains on the horizon. The shy is dusky with one large star low on the horizon, with two other stars in sky, higher and farther away. It is labeled Illustration and the credit is ESO.

ALT Eclipsing binary schematic headlined Structure of Sextuple System TYC 7037-89-1. This schematic shows the configuration. The inner quadruple is composed of two binaries, A and C, which orbit each other every four years or so. An outer binary, B, orbits the quadruple roughly every 2,000 years. All three pairs are eclipsing binaries. The orbits shown are not to scale. Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center

ALT Eclipsing binary schematic headlined Structure of Sextuple System TYC 7037-89-1. This schematic shows the configuration. The inner quadruple is composed of two binaries, A and C, which orbit each other every four years or so. An outer binary, B, orbits the quadruple roughly every 2,000 years. All three pairs are eclipsing binaries. The orbits shown are not to scale. Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center








