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NASA's Kepler Identified 20 More "Second Earth" Candidates Where Alien Life Could Thrive
Experts identified the top 20 exoplanets that can potentially hold water and possibly, alien life. A list of the potential "Second Earth" or where alien life can be found was released from the planets identified by NASA's Kepler Space telescope.
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