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Exoplanets in star clusters
The field of exoplanetary research is rapidly evolving, thanks to TESS and Kepler/K2. With the latest data release, Gaia DR3, Gaia has transformed the study of star clusters. By combining the known properties of exoplanets and those of star clusters, in which they are found, it is possible to study
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