New Kepler analysis finds many Earth-like planets; total 3,500 exoplanets

by Larra Morris

Although NASA’s Kepler probe has entered a semi-retirement, discoveries from the data it collected continue. Scientists are currently gathered to discuss these results, and they held a press conference today to announce the latest haul. As of today, the Kepler team is adding 833 new exoplanet candidates to its existing haul, bringing the total up to over 3,500. So far, 90 percent of the candidates that have been checked have turned out to be real. The number of planets in the habitable zone has gone up to over 100.
via Ars Technica

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New Kepler analysis finds many Earth-like planets; total 3,500 exoplanets

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