NASA Kepler

NASA Kepler

@NASAKepler

The Kepler Mission is designed to survey our region of the Milky Way galaxy to discover Earth-size planets in the habitable zone.

Trailing Earth around the Sun · http://www.nasa.gov/kepler

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  1. 12 Feb

    Want to discover planets working in the future? Getting a solid foundation in sci, tech, engineering, math is critical

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  2. 6 Feb

    So we can have another look, which line is misleading in our story at ?

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  3. 6 Feb

    If you missed the press conference this morning, Harvard just posted the video file:

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  4. 6 Feb

    Precisely. RT : ofc this sort of statistical data is exactly what was designed to give us.

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  5. 6 Feb

    N Batalha: The findings pique my curiosity and leave me wondering if the cosmic cradles of life are more diverse than humans have imagined.

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  6. 6 Feb

    V Meadows: The close-in habitable zone of red dwarfs make planets vulnerable to the effects of stellar flares and gravitational interactions

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  7. 6 Feb

    Scientists don't know if life could exist around red dwarfs, but there are now more cosmic neighborhoods to search for planets like Earth.

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  8. 6 Feb

    Astronomers estimate that 6% of red dwarfs have an Earth-size planet. the nearest could be just 13 light years away

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  9. 6 Feb

    Will post other viewing options if Harvard provides them for their press conf.

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  10. 6 Feb

    Scientists make new discovery using Kepler public data. Tune-in at 11 a.m. EST.

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  11. 5 Feb

    Good luck!

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  12. 5 Feb

    Alien Earth. What will be the surface of an ExoEarth reveal? The Andes mtns from the .

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  13. 30 Jan

    yes! Thanks! Stare on Kepler!

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  14. 29 Jan

    What's that I hear echoing down the hallway? "Proud [Mary] Kepler keep on rolling...Rolling!"

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  15. 29 Jan

    The engineers are busy reviewing the data to determine the efficacy of the rest operation. Stay tuned...

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  16. 29 Jan

    Kepler returns from wheel rest and is 'back in [science] business'! More soon on wheel friction levels.

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  17. 28 Jan

    We anticipate having an update tmrw. Thx.

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  18. 21 Jan

    My very first Tweetup - the mission at in Feb. 2011. Planet candidates!

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  19. 21 Jan

    My first & featuring was where my mind started expanding...

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  20. 21 Jan

    Good article on the wheel rest. RT : NASA's Planet-Hunting Kepler Telescope Stalled by Glitch

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