NEW PLANET ALERT: NASA reveals MAJOR surprise
WASHINGTON — NASA has some big news in the hunt for Earth-like planets.
NASA plans to share a discovery from its Kepler Space Telescope in a news conference scheduled for 9 a.m. Thursday, a press release announced.
Calling a news conference for the Kepler Telescope, a mission dedicated to finding Earth-like planets in so-called hospitable zones, is unusual. According to CTV, a tantamount goal of the Kepler mission is to find Earth-like planets suitable for supporting the existence of liquid wa
NASA finds 'Earth's bigger, older cousin'
Remember the name Kepler 452b. Because in our search to discover if we are alone in this vast and fascinating universe, a sole life-harboring world among countless dead and uninhabitable planets, we may finally have a true candidate for Earth 2.0.
Its orbit, 384.84 Earth days and 5% more distant than our planet is from the Sun, places it right in its star’shabitable zone, where it is not too hot or cold for liquid water to form: the same region