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The spectral lines of a 1 solar mass star have a random noise shift of 1 ms due to the effects turbulence in the star. how close would an earth-mass planet have to be to the star so that the -1 planet's radial velocity would exceed the natural 1 ms radial velocity jitter by a factor of 2? how long would the year be if the planet were this close to the sun?

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