Exoplanet
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Astronomers Find 24 Solitary 'Hot Earth' Exoplanets in New Star Systems
A batch composed of24 hot Earths, a type of solitary exoplanets, was identified by researchers from NASA, SETI and the University of Nevada.
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Proxima B Exoplanet Could Be Covered in Water -- Life Outside Earth Possible?
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The Genesis Project: How to Grow Earth Life on Another Planet
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Astronomers Discover Rare Twin Stars with Triple Jupiter-Sized Exoplanets
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Co-Discoverer Says Proxima B is a Life-Friendly Planet; Life Outside Earth Possible?
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Hubble Discovers Twin Stars Orbited by 3 Jupiter-Like Planets
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NASA is Studying Jupiter's Extended Family
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Breakthrough Starshot Has A New Target: To Explore Proxima B
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Oxygen on Venus-Like Planet Does Not Make it Habitable
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Newly Discovered Earth-Like Planet Is Orbiting Proxima Centauri
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Moon Hunting: New Technique Could Detect Exomoons Through Their Planets’ Light
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NASA's Kepler Identified 20 More "Second Earth" Candidates Where Alien Life Could Thrive
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Kepler Mission Confirms Another 104 Exoplanets
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