NASA’s Kepler spacecraft ended its observations in October 2018 after nine and a half years, a solid six years beyond its planned duration. It discovered 2,711 confirmed exoplanets and another 2,056 exoplanet candidates as of August 2022. Now, astronomers at MIT and the University of Wisconsin uncovered three more exoplanets in the data from Kepler’s …
NASA’s Kepler spacecraft ended its observations in October 2018 after nine and a half years, a solid six years beyond its planned duration. It discovered 2,711 confirmed exoplanets and another 2,056 exoplanet candidates as of August 2022. Now, astronomers at MIT and the University of Wisconsin uncovered three more exoplanets in the data from Kepler’s …
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