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HZ
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HzHertz (formerly cycles per second)
HZHazard
HZHazardous (Material)
HZHaze (aviation meteorology)
HZHangzhou (China)
HZHorizons (game)
HZHerpes Zoster (skin disease)
HZHabitable Zone
HZHot Zone
HZHydrazine Sulfate
HZHorde Zla (supporters of Football Club Sarajevo)
HZHrvatske Željeznice (Croatian Railways)
HZHuman Zone
HZHispazone (Spanish computer website)
HZHorizons: Empires of Istaria


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By targeting M dwarfs and harnessing the precision of HARPS we have been able to search for exoplanets in the mass and temperature regime of super-Earths, some even close to or inside the habitable zone around the star," said co-author Xavier Bonfils.
The idea is that to have liquid water the planet would have to be in its systems habitable zone, but being in the habitable zone doesnt guarantee having liquid water.
Another already discovered planet in the same system, though not as close in size to Earth, is now the only known low-mass exoplanet that lies in a habitable zone, the team also reported.
 
 
 
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