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Discovery of Cold Brown Dwarfs or Free-Floating Giant Planets Close to the Sun
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This White Paper describes the opportunities for discovery of Jupiter-mass objects with 300K atmospheres. The discovery and characterization of such cold objects is vital for understanding the low-mass terminus of the initial mass function and for optimizing the study of exoplanets by the next generation of large telescopes, space probes and space missions.
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A clear detection of proper motion confirms that the claimed $\mathbf{z\simeq32}$ galaxy candidate, "Capotauro'', is a Y-type brown dwarf
Capotauro, previously a candidate galaxy at z about 32, is confirmed as a Y-type brown dwarf near 730 pc by a 6.2 sigma proper motion measured over 3.5 years.
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SMDET-1: a Nearby Y Dwarf Candidate
A new high-proper-motion object, SMDET-1, has Spitzer color limits implying a Y dwarf within ~7.4 pc of the Sun (T_eff < 391 K).
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