In 2009, the discovery of VB 10b by astrometry was announced. This planetary object, orbiting the low mass red dwarf star VB 10, was reported to have a mass seven times that of Jupiter.
In 2009, the detection of VB 10b, an object orbiting the faint red dwarf star VB 10, was announced. This celestial body was found to be seven times more massive than Jupiter.