Spotting TOI-5624 e: The Transit Method

September 26, 2026

Spotting TOI-5624 e: The Transit Method

A planet called TOI-5624 e was discovered 332 light-years away using a clever trick — scientists watched for tiny dips in starlight to find a world they could never see directly. Find out how this hot, mysterious planet was spotted and what scientists have learned so far.

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Spotting TOI-5624 e: The Transit Method
A planet called TOI-5624 e was discovered 332 light-years away using a clever trick — scientists watched for tiny dips in starlight to find a world they could never see directly. Find out how this hot, mysterious planet was spotted and what scientists have learned so far.
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