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| The Super Earths | |
| 01- | K-11 |
| 02- | Migrating Worlds |
| 03- | Gliese 581 |
| 04- | Goldilocks |
| 05- | 51 Pegasi |
| 06- | Doppler Effect |
| 07- | Rhythmic Shift |
| 08- | Eccentric Giants |
| 09- | Transitters |
| 10- | Mu Arae |
| 11- | Intermediate World |
| 12- | Worlds Observed |
| 13- | Extra Solar Earths |
| 14- | Migrant Worlds |
| 15- | Accretion |
| 16- | Core Accretion |
| 17- | Disk Erosion |
| 18- | Planetary Embryos |
| 19- | The Protected Zone |
| 20- | Ecosphere |
| 21- | Ecosphere II |
| 22- | Beta Pictoris |
| 23- | Vanquishing Starlight |
| 24- | Red Edge / Earth Shine |
| 25- | Distant Continents |
| 26- | The Age of Stars |
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| A crucial factor in all of this is the age of the stars around which these planets are observed. TO BE CONTINUED If you have started the website in this section then you may like to refer to 'About This Site' and 'Origins', for more background. Thanks for reading. Alan Lambert, Trinidad, July 2006 Revised: Ishinomiko, Japan 2007 |
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