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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jet Propulsion Laboratory Website California Institute of Technology Website JPL Website Home Page JPL Website - Earth JPL Website - Solar System JPL Website - Stars and Galaxies JPL Website - Science and Technology Planet Quest Home Page Keck Mission Home Page Searching for Planets in Other Solar Systems. The Keck Interferometer combines the light from the twin Keck telescopes to detect extrasolar planets, characterize exozodiacal dust, and image protoplanetary disks at high resolution. - Map1 Searching for Planets in Other Solar Systems. The Keck Interferometer combines the light from the twin Keck telescopes to detect extrasolar planets, characterize exozodiacal dust, and image protoplanetary disks at high resolution. - Map2 Searching for Planets in Other Solar Systems. The Keck Interferometer combines the light from the twin Keck telescopes to detect extrasolar planets, characterize exozodiacal dust, and image protoplanetary disks at high resolution. - Map3 Searching for Planets in Other Solar Systems. The Keck Interferometer combines the light from the twin Keck telescopes to detect extrasolar planets, characterize exozodiacal dust, and image protoplanetary disks at high resolution. - Map4