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Publications
- A comprehensive comparison of the Sun to other stars: searching for self-selection effects. J.A. Robles et al. 2008: arXiv:0805.2962
- HD98618 A Star Colosely Resembling Our Sun. Melendez, Dodds-Eden & Robles. ApJ 2006
- Is the Sun a Random Star? Robles & Lineweaver, National Space Society of Australia Ltd 2006
- Towards a Classification System of Terrestrial Planets Lineweaver & Robles, National Space Society of Australia Ltd 2006
Posters
- Solar System Abundances Pattern Protostars and Planets V 2005, Big Island, Hawaii (BibCode: 2005prpl.conf.8389R).
- How Typical is the Sun? Bioastronomy 2007, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Media Releases
HD98618: A Solar Twin
- In January 2006 Jorge Melendez, Katie Dodds-Eden and I discovered that the star HD98618 is the second closest Solar Twin (after 18-Scorpii found by Porto de Melo et al. 1997). This star is virtually the same size, age, temperature and chemical composition as the Sun, with each value off by just a few percent. It even rotates at about the same speed as the Sun.
"HD98618: A STAR CLOSELY RESEMBLING OUR SUN"
Melendez, J., Dodds-Eden, K., & Robles, J., A., 2006, ApJL, 641, 133.
Several websites have written articles about this exciting star that could shed light on Earth-like planets:
Comments or broken/outdated links? let me know, Thanks!