NASA’s Kepler spacecraft has discovered most of the confirmed exoplanets that we know of. But its successor, TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite), is catching up. New research announces the validation of eight more TESS candidates, and they’re all Super-Earths. TESS’s planet-hunting mission has a more refined goal than its predecessor, Kepler. TESS was specifically built …
NASA’s Kepler spacecraft has discovered most of the confirmed exoplanets that we know of. But its successor, TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite), is catching up. New research announces the validation of eight more TESS candidates, and they’re all Super-Earths. TESS’s planet-hunting mission has a more refined goal than its predecessor, Kepler. TESS was specifically built …
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