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Compare strengths and limitations of detection methods.
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Cosmology
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Detection of exoplanets
Aqa A Level PhysicsAstrophysics
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Compare strengths and limitations of detection methods
- This point belongs to Cosmology, especially Detection of exoplanets.
- You need to be able to compare strengths and limitations of detection methods.
- The key ideas to know are detection, limitations, and strengths.
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detectionlimitationsstrengthsmethods
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