I am fascinated by our quest to find Earth-sized exoplanets around small stars, and the big question of how stellar flares impact their habitability. I am the European Space Agency (ESA) Project Scientist and Mission Representative of CHEOPS (the Charactersing Exoplanets Satellite), and a science team member of several other space- and ground-based telescopes. They're also mostly made of gases like hydrogen, helium and ammonia rather than of rocky surfaces, although astronomers believe some or all of them may have solid cores. The four large outer worlds - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune - are sometimes called the Jovian or "Jupiter-like" planets because of their enormous size relative to the terrestrial planets. Pluto also has a rocky, albeit frozen, surface but has never been grouped with the four terrestrials.
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