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Toasty planets circle stellar heart
Roasted remains orbit former red giant.
First Earth-sized planets netted
The Kepler space telescope gets one step closer to its mission of discovering habitable worlds by finding two orbs of terrestrial proportions orbiting a distant sunlike star.
Distant world looks too ripe for life
The first extrasolar planet to be discovered in its star’s habitable zone is probably inhospitably hot.
Distant world looks ripe for life
Extrasolar planet hunt spots its most Earthlike orb yet.
Mars' history is a fluid situation
Recent data from two spacecraft suggest the planet was mostly dry and cold, with a wet, warm subsurface.
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