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

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  1. 27 de jul

    (Cont. 2 of 2) and Joe Twicken at

    The Twitter chat was GREAT! TY! More answers to come this week from: (1 of 2)
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  3. 26 de jul

    Join planet hunter in 10-mins to discuss the discovery of Earth's bigger, older cousin Kepler-452b

    Join us in 45 mins to discuss the hunt for Earth 2.0! Ask ?s of our experts w/!
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    25 de jul

    Tonight exoplanet experts/ team talk the hunt for Earth 2 on Slooh! .

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    07:53 - 25 de jul de 2015 · Detalhes
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    24 de jul

    "This is the first example of a small, possibly rocky planet in the habitable zone of a star like our own," says

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  6. 24 de jul

    WOW! Thx for all the great qs on today! Stay tuned for more mission news!

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    14:36 - 24 de jul de 2015 · Detalhes
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  7. 24 de jul

    1400 light years!

    Roughly speaking how far is 452-b from earth?
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  8. 24 de jul

    We refer to 452b as elder cousin because the star and planet are 1.5 billion years older than Sun and Earth.

    So, is orbiting a 'sun' into the habitable zone, that's why we called "Earth's elder cousin"? Is all th info we have?
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  9. 24 de jul

    3.5 years was believed to be time to detect small planets in habitable zone.

    Why was the Kepler mission only planned for 3 and a half years? Also, how long is the expected lifespan of the craft?
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  10. retweetou
    24 de jul

    Our successor is named

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    24 de jul

    We demand very high confidence level for confirmation; requires observing from ground; Cygnus visible in summer only.

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    24 de jul

    Fixed for first 4 years. Now changing for K2

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    14:22 - 24 de jul de 2015 · Detalhes
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  13. 24 de jul

    is in our Milky Way Galaxy about 1,400 light years from us.

    In which galaxy, nd how many light years away, coz it maybe possible we r looking at what should not be there nymr now?
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    24 de jul

    Don't know for sure, but it's possible planet is entering runaway greenhouse phase. See:

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  15. 24 de jul

    Merci beaucoup! :)

    Thanks to all of you! Congrats to this great team of from France!
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  16. 24 de jul

    It is unlikely to be tidally locked in such a long period orbit.

    If you know the age of the star, can you estimate whether it would be tidally-locked?
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  17. 24 de jul

    In astronomer-speak, "A" refers to the star.

    Why is it 452b and not 452a, since it's the first planet detected in that system?
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  18. 24 de jul

    Exoplanet discovery is large team effort. Bill Borucki first conceived of Kepler and proposed the mission to .

    who descovered kepler?
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  19. 24 de jul

    These are really hard to find (& we've found 11 other around M & K stars) so it means 15-25% of stars have such.

    U've found 1 such planet after years looking at stars inc. M dwarfs. What does this tell us about the abundance of such planets?
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    24 de jul

    If my Mom asks, it's named after her ;) But these boring names help us catalog them efficiently for now.

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