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NASA’s Planet-Hunting Satellite Begins The Search For Alien Worlds
NASA's planet hunter TESS starts scanning the universe for lurking exoplanets. The satellite, launched in April, is expected to identify over a thousand new planets from the stars surrounding the solar system.
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