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The Roman outreach team at STScI created a series of one-page fact sheets for astronomers with the goal of informing the broader astronomy community of the important science enable by Roman. Each fact sheet, listed below, contains 4-6 distinct sections to highlight specific research areas or topics.  

Developing "Planets by the Thousands" Fact Sheet

Our next fact sheet, "Planets by the Thousands", will focus on Roman’s potential contributions to our understanding of the diversity of planets and the formation and evolution of planetary systems. The fact sheet will include information that an expert on Roman’s capabilities with respect to exoplanets/planetary systems would expect to find and that any exoplanet or solar system scientist wondering what Roman has to offer would hope to find.

We welcome your input on the important science topics for the distinct sections in the "PLANETS BY THE THOUSANDS" fact sheet, as well as suggestions for compelling images to accompany those sections. 

DUE DATE: Any Information provided by OCTOBER 22, 2021 will be used to help develop this new fact sheet on planets.

Thank you for your time!

STScI Roman Outreach Team in the Office of Public Outreach

Part #1

Contact information 

Part #2: SUGGESTED TOPICS FOR "Planets by the Thousands" FACT SHEET

Imagine that someone asks you what Roman will do for them for exoplanet or planetary system science. You have no time to explain, but you want to give them this fact sheet. What topics do you want to see on it?  What visually-appealing graphics could support those topics?  Enter up to five topic suggestions below, but at a minimum please suggest two topics.

Topic #1 

Enter a short description and reference if available (e.g., hyperlink to image, paper, or website)

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Topic #2

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Topic #3

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Topic #4

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Topic #5

Enter a short description and reference if available (e.g., hyperlink to image, paper, or website)

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Part #3: PROVIDE MORE DETAILED INFO ON A SPECIFIC TOPIC

For the topic(s) that you are most familiar with or care about, we would like to know the level of content that should be included in this fact sheet.  Feel free to enter information in any, or none, of the fields below. If you want to fill this section out for more topics, use the additional free-form field at the end of this section OR fill out this form again.

Enter the topic that will be the focus of the answers to the questions below.

What type of information would you expect to find for this topic (e.g. numbers, stats, facts, etc. at a suggested level of detail.)

How do you envision using the Core Community surveys to advance research for this topic?

How would you envision using General Astrophysics time (new or archival) for this topic?

How will synergies with other missions/telescopes advance this topic?

What are some resources for this topic area (e.g., relevant white papers, referred papers, presentations, websites, etc.)

Use this field to enter answer to the above questions for a second topic. OR you can take the survey again and fill out just this section for the secondary topic.

Part #4

If you would like to provide us with more information, please answer the following questions.

Why would you pick up or hand out a flyer like this?

Any additional information that you would like to provide? (E.g. links to papers, background resources, PPTs, etc.)

Thank you for your time in filling out this survey form.

 










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