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Kailash Sahu

My interests are gravitational lensing, search for extra-solar planets through microlensing, dark matter, planetary nebulae, and gamma-ray bursts. I am a leading member of the PLANET (Probing Lensing Anomalies NETwork) collaboration, where we use a network of 4 telescopes for round-the-clock monitoring of on-going microlensing events. Currently, this is the only method sensitive to detection of earth-size planets around normal stars, the probability of detecting Jupiter-like planets being $\sim$15%. We have monitored about 23 events so far, and have detected three binary and 'extended source' anomalies. We observed with HST the first spatially-resolved host-galaxy of GRB 970228. We have detected the spectacular bipolar morphology of the 'stingray nebula' which, having transited from a star to a nebula within the last 40 years, is the youngest known PN (to appear in Nature).



Harry Payne
3/24/1998