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Kepler More Than Doubles Its Known Exoplanets With New Discoveries

By Dan Van Winkle May 10th
Kepler Space Telescope Back to Hunting for Planets After Emergency Mode Troubles

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 22nd
NASA’s Kepler Mission Recovering From Unexpected Spacecraft Emergency

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 11th
Kepler Space Telescope Hasn’t NOT Discovered Giant Alien Spaceships, and That’s Pretty Neat

By Dan Van Winkle Oct 15th
NASA Announces the Most Earth-Like Planet Yet Discovered, Still No Aliens

By Dan Van Winkle Jul 23rd
NASA Made Some Beautiful Space Tourism Posters for Those Exoplanets They Keep Finding

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 7th
NASA Telescopes Discover Water on Distant Planet, the Search for Alien Life Continues!

By Dan Van Winkle Sep 24th
Newly Discovered Kepler-421b Has Longest-Known Year of Any Transiting Exoplanet

By Glen Tickle Jul 23rd
Astronomers Baffled by “Impossible” Composition of Huge-Ass Planet

By Carolyn Cox Jun 3rd
Meet Kepler-186f, the First Validated Earth-Sized Planet in the Habitable Zone of a Red Dwarf

By Glen Tickle Apr 17th
Watch Live as NASA Makes Kepler Planet-Hunting Mission Announcement at 2:00PM EDT

By Glen Tickle Apr 17th
Have Astronomers Found Earth’s Twin?

By Carolyn Cox Mar 24th
This Afternoon NASA Announced the Existence of 715 New Exoplanets

By Carolyn Cox Feb 26th
NASA Scientists Use Photons from the Sun to Balance Kepler Space Telescope, Because Science is Amazing

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 7th
Science Gets Us One Step Closer To Finding Aliens. Thanks, Science.

By Noelle Micarelli Nov 6th
NASA Abandons Plans to Fully Repair Kepler, Hopes For New Mission

By Glen Tickle Aug 15th
Kepler Mission Update: Wheels Are Spinning Like Whoa Up in There

By Victoria McNally Jul 24th
NASA’s Planet-Hunting Kepler Spacecraft Damaged, in Safe Mode, But Not “Down and Out”

By Glen Tickle May 15th
NASA’s Kepler Mission Finds Three New Planets in the Habitable Zone

By Glen Tickle Apr 18th
New NASA Planet Hunter TESS Searches Entire Sky, Puts Kepler To Shame

By Jeff LaSala Apr 8th