Reply to post: "majority of exoplanets that have been discovered appear to also be ice giants in size."

"majority of exoplanets that have been discovered appear to also be ice giants in size."

Perhaps because it's easier to spot a big (tiny) dot moving in front of its parent star than a tiny (tiny) dot moving in front of its parent star?

Some where on a planet far far away.

"What? We made spin with an axis close to the solar systems ecliptic, with a magnetic field 50 deg off that and the Humans still didn't think it was worth inspecting more closely?"