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Экзопланета— планета, обращающаяся вокруг звезды, отличной от Солнца.

Эксцентриситет— мера того, насколько сплюснутым является эллипс. См. примечание 9.

Электронвольт (эВ) — единица энергии, используемая в физике элементарных частиц и равная 1,6×10↑ –19Дж. См. Джоуль.

Эллипс— замкнутая овальная кривая, образованная растягиванием окружности равномерно в одном направлении.

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