Embryonic planet interview
Apr 4, 2008 Author: Stuart Lowe | Filed under: Interview, Jodcast, MERLIN, News, Press Release, planets | 363 views |Using radio observatories in the UK and US and computer simulations, a team of astronomers have identified the youngest forming planet yet seen. Team leader Dr Jane Greaves of the University of St Andrews tells us about it.
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