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Radiation Fog
Fog that is created when radiational cooling at the earth's
surface lowers the temperature of the air near the ground to or
below its dew point. Formation is best when there is a shallow
surface layer of relatively moist air beneath a drier layer, clear
skies, and light surface winds. This primarily occurs during the
night or early morning.
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"This is an exciting discovery because it shows that
planets can be found around extremely light-weight stars. This
is a hint that nature likes to form planets, even around stars very
different from the sun."
Source: Wesley Traub, the chief scientist
for NASA's Exoplanet Exploration Program at JPL, following the
discovery of a newfound "exoplanet", called VB 10b, about 20
light-years away in the constellation Aquila.
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