The competing Guinness Telescope (also fictional) has produced higher resolution light curves of the exoplanet orbiting Star 1 named Karma, which reveals that it has 9 exomoons. They have also published each exomoons orbital period. Given this additional information, how could you estimate whether any of the exomoons are candidates for support life given that the system is over 1000 lightyears away? Explain. [3 marks, approx. 150-300 words]

Congratulations, you have been placed in charge of analysing data from the (fictional) Vader Plan- etfinding Telescope. For the past 15 years, the telescope has been tasked with finding exoplanets using the Radial Velocity Method. The two datasets you analyse are of two different stars that are both over 1000 light years away and similar to the Sun. The full 15 year radial velocity profiles of both stars being illustrated in Figure 1. Using Figure 1, answer the following questions