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LISA Could Find Planets in Gravitational Waves. Webb Could Help Check Them.

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Archival hardware photograph: A full-scale LISA engineering development unit telescope in its shipping frame is moved within a Goddard clean room in May 2024. Photo: NASA/Dennis Henry. Prototype, not an operational spacecraft or planet detection. Original photograph · NASA image-use policy . Tech & Science / Signals LISA Could Find Planets in Gravitational Waves. Webb Could Help Check Them. Two new studies outline how a future space observatory could find planets around pairs of dead stars, then test some candidates with infrared light. NewJinMedia · November 12, 2026 Space-science analysis A planet can give itself away without crossing in front of a star or appearing as a separate point in a telescope image. Its gravity can pull the objects it orbits into a small wobble. Astronomers already exploit that motion in starlight. Two studies highlighted by NASA on November 10 explore how a future observatory could read a related signature in gravitational waves, potentially exposing a...

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