@zackortiz2904
Hi Gabrielle! I'm an undergraduate astrophysics student at UC Berkeley, and I actually gave a final presentation on this exact topic for a geodynamics class about a month ago! This was very well researched and presented, you put my presentation to shame! I wish I'd found this video a few weeks ago :)
@hadiTHEgreat87
Very engaging video. Good work👍
@nicosmind3
Wow your student is really well spoken and makes an excellent presenter
@DarkPhive
Wow she's so good! She needs her own channel :)
@WielkopolskaZachodnia
that was really close encounter, very nice
@twixxmiles
Love videos from Cool Worlds!
@PossibleCinema
Very insightful and coherent presentation of the idea behind this type of observation. Thanks!
@jeffmathers355
Actually that wasn't confusing at all. Perfect explanation. Thanks!
@storm14k
Love the enthusiasm! So is an iron core the only way a planet has a magnetic field?
@manosantonakis5167
Can the boundary conditions be extreme? Like almost pure iron or pure silica etc?
@TeethToothman
🐈🌑🐈
@michaelrowsell1160
If the planet had moons and they were detectable ,one could detect the amount of iron by the distance from the planet to the moon and the size difference .
@Yor_gamma_ix_bae
reminds me of monetary models for getting the inside spread of price quotes.
@gnbutk100
Gabriel will do everything. Hello from Israel
@willemvandebeek
Hmm, fascinating, what are the CRF's of the 8 planets in our solar system?
@iamrawman
Great job Gabrielle. Your spunk and intelligence are a great match. Would a successful starshade project give us definitive answers about exoplanet composition?
@DJ-Ophidian
Dibbs on all those samples.
@garethdean6382
Question; Brown Dwarfs, ultraplanet or failed star?
@ildikokecskes5109
Gabrielle, nagyon büszkék vagyunk Rád!
@BellydancerMaliha