So, are the scientists who make the discoveries able to identify the same planets again at a later stage? Then they could possibly start naming planets.
I once attended a company internal IT course in Germany. Although the class was small (about 12 people), about everyone was from a different country. The weirdest part was where the instructor (Spanish) and a class mate (Russian) could only communicate in broken English when a question about the content was asked. The conversations normally ended with dazed looks on both their faces.
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So, are the scientists who make the discoveries able to identify the same planets again at a later stage? Then they could possibly start naming planets.
I once attended a company internal IT course in Germany. Although the class was small (about 12 people), about everyone was from a different country. The weirdest part was where the instructor (Spanish) and a class mate (Russian) could only communicate in broken English when a question about the content was asked. The conversations normally ended with dazed looks on both their faces.