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Please assist with 5-10. This planet is ..0517 AU from the sun. 5. Compare this planet to those in our solar system. For example, Mercury is 0.4 AU from the Sun; Venus, 0.7 AU ; Earth, 1.0 AU; Mars, 1.5 AU ; Jupiter, 5.2 AU . Jupiler is move massive than all the rest of the matter in the solar system combined, excluding the Sun. What is unursual about this new planet? 6. If this actualy is a pianet, is if possibly hospitable to ife? Expiain based on what we know about whe in our Solar System. 7. Why are there data missing? Why are there sizable gaps in the data? (Hint, some gaps are a little over 1/2 day long and these are observations from the ground.) 8. Why are the se values radiaf velocity and not actual orbital velocity? 9. When the velocity is negative, what kind of Doppler shif does it have? 10. Name your new planet - a priblege you would have if you really did discover a new planetf.

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