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Far beyond our solar system, billions of hidden worlds orbit distant stars.
We can’t see most of them directly — but mathematics lets us find them anyway.

Math is humanity’s most powerful telescope.
It reveals the invisible: the flicker of a shadow, the wobble of a star, the faint bend of light in deep space.

In this video, you’ll discover:

Transit Method: How tiny shadows reveal entire worlds
Radial Velocity: How stellar wobbles expose hidden planets
Gravitational Microlensing: Einstein’s lens for distant worlds
Direct Imaging: How math filters glare to reveal exoplanets
Habitable Zone Math: Calculating where life may thrive
Statistics: Mapping billions of unseen planets
Kepler & TESS: Missions that changed our cosmic view
AI & Quantum Computing: Accelerating future detections
JWST & Roman: Peering deeper than ever before

Mathematics turns faint signals into entire worlds, showing us planets orbiting far-off suns — many possibly like our own.

This is how numbers reveal the cosmos.

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