Researchers say the new technology could also improve understanding of how the universe naturally expands.
Undiscovered planets could soon be revealed thanks to a technological breakthrough by scientists at two universities.
"Much like the millimetre scale on a ruler lets us measure distances precisely, an astrocomb gives astronomers a precision scale for measuring wavelength. "Our new approach for the first time provides a continuous sequence of optical markers from the ultraviolet to the blue-green that serve as a precision wavelength scale in this part of the spectrum.”
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