Describe 2 ways that we find planets orbiting other stars

Methods are given below.

Explanation:

1. Direct Imaging: Its directly seeing the planet itself, it's potential has increased dramatically over the past few years due to advancements in our technology.

2. Astrometry: Study of precise positioning of stars in the sky. The star is always much more massive than the planet, so the center of mass is much closer to the star, and thus the star's orbit is very tiny while the planet's orbit is much more pronounced.

3. Doppler Shift (also known as the radial velocity method) this method is based on the theorem that planet orbiting the stars have the same weight. The changes in the star spectrum and wavelength shows the brightness coming from the orbiting star.

4. Pulsar Timing: This Is a time-bound approach to finding the planets that orbit the stars through the beam of light that the old star emits.