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The innovative Habitable Worlds Observatory will offer ways to detect signs of life on other planets
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The innovative Habitable Worlds Observatory will offer ways to detect signs of life on other planets
New results from a U.S. team's CubeSat, launched to observe giant planets around other stars, tell us about these strange planets, and also how accessible space can now be.
Kepler-62f was discovered by the Kepler space telescope in 2013. Scientists think it may be a very watery world.
The Kepler Space Telescope was retired in 2018, after discovering 2,600 confirmed exoplanets. But now there are three more to add to the mission's total,
"Continue to surprise those who would put you in a neat demographic. Be insistently curious." -Gordon Gee Twenty years ago, our Solar System was the only one we knew of that we were certain had planets orbiting around a main-sequence star.