NASA took the Kepler Space Telescope in standby mode with a very low fuel

The US Aerospace Center (NASA) announced that the Kepler Space Telescope was being used in satellite mode, exploring 70% of the 3,750 known planets.

According to Space.com, NASA officials have announced that they are taking a sleep mode to send Kepler, whose fuel is very low and coming to an end, to the world,

It has been declared that Kepler will be woken up on August 2nd to perform this operation.

The telescope was sent in March 2009 to allow astronomers to identify how often they were encountered on Earth-like planets in the Milky Way.

Kepler discovered foreign worlds through the "transit method". The scientists said Kepler's $ 600 million mission in March will have to end its operations in a matter of months.

NASA, in April, launched TESS in satire of the discovery of the distant planet.

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TESS will seek to find evidence of extrasolar planets in nearby star systems outside the solar system during a summer activity. 39, exploration of two years.