exoplanets
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Here's Why Planets Have Size Limits
Why isn’t there an endless variety of planet sizes in the universe? Why are most planets like those in our solar system either small and rocky or big and gaseous?
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Exoplanet and cosmology pioneers receive Physics Nobel Prize
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'Star Trek' Planet Vulcan Exists And Astronomers Just Found It
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Scientists Say This Tantalizingly Close Exoplanet Could Be Very Habitable
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These Distant Planets Are Most Likely To Support Life, Scientists Say
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NASA Puts Iconic Planet Hunter To Sleep As Kepler's Fuel Runs Out
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Here's The First Image From NASA's Planet-Hunting Satellite TESS
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Newly Discovered Exoplanet KELT-9b Is 'Hotter Than Most Stars'
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TRAPPIST-1: Scientists Learn About Planet H and the 7 Planets' Perfect Harmony
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NASA: New Earth-Mass Ice Ball Planet 'Colder Than Hoth' Discovered Through Microlensing
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Scientists Conduct Experiments to Test Building Blocks of Alien Life, Build an Exoplanet From Scratch
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Breakthrough! NASA Discovers New Solar System That Could Be Home to Alien Life
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Hunt Down Planets With This Huge Dataset of Stars That's Just Been Made Public
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Arctic Temperature Slowdown May Curb Arctic Warming by 2°C, But Risks Remain
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Important Role Satellites Play in Weather Forecasting, Monitoring Hurricanes
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How Do Moon Phases Affect the Earth?
