Space
NASA's Planet-Hunting Kepler Telescope Back on the Job
NASA plans to put its planet-hunting Kepler telescope back on the job. The space agency approved Kepler for a new mission after a positioning system problem sidelined the observatory last year, officials said on Friday.
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