Former Enron investor relations chief pleads innocent
Mark Koenig, 49, Enron’s former head of investor relations, pleaded innocent to securities fraud charges. He agreed to pay nearly 1.5 million dollars in forfeitures and penalties and will cooperate with investigations. Prosecutors allege he helped mislead investors about Enron’s health before its 2001 collapse.
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Telescope network finds planet TrES-1 orbiting distant star
Astronomers via a network of small telescopes detect the planet TrES-1, a hot Jupiter about 500 light years away with a 3.03 day orbit. The discovery marks progress from hints seen by larger telescopes a decade earlier and notes several early years with unknown discovery dates.
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Backyard telescopes find Jupiter sized planet around bright star
Astronomers using small telescopes similar to a spy glass have discovered a Jupiter sized planet orbiting a bright distant star. The finding shows amateurs aided by cheap gear can contribute to planet hunting, with professional teams providing follow up and analysis.
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