Kepler Telescope Finds More Exoplanets

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The stars are being monitored by a $600 million satellite observatory named Kepler, whose job is to conduct a kind of Gallup poll of worlds in the cosmos. Over the next two or three years, as Kepler continues to stare and sift, astronomers say, it should be able to detect planets in the "Goldilocks" zones, where it neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water. In other words, looking for other Earths.

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  • That's NIBIRU...OOOMMMMMGGGGG!!!

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