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That's no moon: Exomoon survival and detection limitations
While moons are ubiquitous in the Solar System, exomoons have not yet been unambiguously confirmed despite the discov- ery of over 5,600 exoplanets. We investigated the reasons for this lack of detections by reviewing high-impact literature searches, assessing dynamical stability and detectability c
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