One Search to (Almost) Rule Them All: Hundreds of Hidden Planets Found in Kepler Data
Artist’s concept shows how the view of the K2 phase of NASA’s Kepler mission swept across the sky in search of planets orbiting other stars. Credit: NASA Ames, JPL-Caltech and T. Pyle
Improved data analysis could substantially increase the total known planets from NASA’s K2 mission, revealing fascinating new worlds and intriguing planetary patterns
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Kermit is an omnicompetent individual who grew up in a former bawdy house before relocating to his state’s capital city. His family includes many talented artists and an uncle who founded The Church of Bigfoot. He has a passion for storytelling often exploring new ways to engage audiences.
