No because microlensing requires the object being to be producing a light source and a plant doesn't. Even if a planet were reflecting light it wouldn't be enough to be seen.
Wobble,transit,and gravitational microlensing
microlensing can be produced by MACHO's
Pluto, was detected in 1938. It was discovered as a planet since 1938, but in 2007 it was declared not a planet.
Microlensing is an astronomical phenomenon due to the gravitational lens effect. Microlensing can be produced by MACHO's. and for your last question...idk Im doing my science homework now and I have the same question and I'm stuck. Hope my other answers helped!
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microlensing
The Orbital Period of the planet.
Discovering the essential Universe by Neil F. Comins fourth edition Extrasolar planets can be discovered by observing them indirectly by using microlensing, by observing the Doppler shift of the star due to the pull of the orbiting planet, by observing the periodic variation of the proper motion of a star, and by observing the periodic variation of the starlight due to the planet passing between that star and Earth, an event called a transit.
No life has been detected except on the planet earth.
No planet so far observed or detected is that far from the Sun. The furthest planet so far observed is Neptune at about 30 AU.
deffinatly Mohs
Detection of reflected light by the planet