A Tale of Two Peas-In-A-Pod: The Kepler-323 and Kepler-104 Systems

20. 2. 2024 (accepted)

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	Kepler 104		0.81 M☉	1319 ly
	Kepler 323		1.1 M☉	1515 ly

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