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Including Earth-sized world : Space science understudy finds 17 new planets

28/02/202028/02/2020 - by Michael Perry

College of British Columbia space science understudy Michelle Kunimoto has found 17 new planets, including a conceivably tenable, Earth-sized world, by searching through information accumulated by NASA’s Kepler crucial. Over …

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