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Scientists have added a whopping 301 newly confirmed exoplanets to the total exoplanet tally. None of the newly confirmed planets are believed to be Earth-like or in the habitable zone of their parent stars.
An additional 301 exoplanets have been confirmed, thanks to a new deep learning algorithm that uses a NASA spacecraft and the agency's supercomputer.
Using a new deep learning neural network called ExoMiner, scientists have identified 301 new exoplanets from the Kepler Archive.
The discovery was made possible by a new deep neural network called ExoMiner, a machine learning system that uses Nasa’s Pleiades supercomputer.