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[ad_1] NASA's Kepler Space Telescope has discovered thousands of planets outside our solar system and has revealed that our galaxy contains more planets than stars. Credit: NASA Ames / JPL-Caltech On the …

[ad_1] Artist concept of Kepler Observatory. Credit: NASA Ground controllers transmitted the latest commands to NASA's Kepler telescope, shutting down the spacecraft's transmitters and disabling the machine's automatic salvage software after the …

[ad_1] NASA was forced to plan the inevitable death of the Kepler Space Telescope, a hunter of exoplanets, a few weeks ago. The spacecraft, which had already discovered thousands of new planets, …

[ad_1] NASA's Kepler Space Telescope has discovered thousands of planets outside our solar system and has revealed that our galaxy contains more planets than stars. Credit: CNASArdit: NASA Ames / JPL-Caltech November …

[ad_1] BOULDER — Ball Aerospace recently received a Group Achievement Award from NASA’s Ames Research Center in California. The award recognized the company for creating solutions to allow for the continued use …

[ad_1] Update: Due to last week's news regarding the status of the Kepler mission, we will be proposing a different program than previously announced for the November 13th SETI conference. The SETI …

[ad_1] published 11-4-2018 by Henry Zimmerman Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Reddit Share on linkedin Share by email NASA / JPL-CALTECH / T.Pyle Getty Images After nine years spent …

[ad_1] After nine years spent in deep space collecting data indicating that our sky is filled with billions of hidden planets, NASA's Kepler Space Telescope is running out of fuel. On October …

[ad_1] <! – -> <! –-> ABOVE THE VIDEO: A new record for our mission to "touch" the Sun, the end of an era for a prolific planetary hunter, and our next …

[ad_1] Posted Nov 2, 2018 "The search for exoplanets using Kepler data is still underway. Many are still hiding in the data, ready to be discovered, "said Susan Mullally, scientist working for …