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351 results for: exoplanet

  1. Tech

    Reader favorites of 2013

    For this issue, the editors selected the 25 most important and intriguing science stories of the year. But online readers seemed to point to a different bunch, showing just how subjective such an exercise can be.

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  2. Astronomy

    Year in Review: Death of a planet hunter

    The Kepler space telescope finishes a brilliant career.

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  3. Astronomy

    Top exoplanet finds of 2013

    Here are some of the year’s most notable finds.

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  4. Planetary Science

    Exoplanet mass revealed in light

    A new method could help identify habitable planets.

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  5. Astronomy

    Earth-mass planet resembles a mini-Neptune

    KOI-314c, an exoplanet 200 light-years away, is about 60 percent larger than Earth but made mostly of gas.

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  6. Space

    Exoplanet pair orbits two stars

    The Kepler spacecraft catches two exoplanets around a binary star system, with one planet in the habitable zone.

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  7. 2012 International Astronomical Union General Assembly

    Science News’ coverage of the IAU meeting held August 20-21 in Beijing.

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  8. Space

    Super-Earth joins ranks in life-supporting zone

    The large exoplanet lies just 42 light-years away.

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  9. Space

    Rogue planet found among gang of stars

    Astronomers report the closest such free-floating object to Earth.

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  10. Space

    Distant world looks ripe for life

    Extrasolar planet hunt spots its most Earthlike orb yet.

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  11. Space

    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.

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  12. Space

    More like Faux-malhaut b

    The Spitzer Space Telescope fails to find a visible planet circling where Hubble saw one four years ago.

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