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. Kepler telescope discovers 100 Earth-sized planets - BBC News Kepler Discovers First Earth-size Planet in the Habitable Zone of Another Star

The discovery of the exoplanet KOI-456.04 orbiting the star Kepler-160 suggests we should more aggressively look for habitable planets around sun-like stars.

Kepler Discovers First Earth-size Planet in the Habitable Zone of Another Star

In this handout illustration made available on December 5, 2011 by NASA, a diagram compares our own solar system to Kepler-22, a star system containing the first 'habitable zone' planet discovered by NASA's Kepler mission.

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Newfound Earth-Like Planet, Kepler-186f, Is 'Best Case' For Hosting Life, Astronomers Say

This artist's concept shows some of the most notable small planets NASA%u2019s Kepler space telescope has discovered.

NASA's Kepler is in trouble -- far, far away. The telescope that searches for habitable planets has gone into emergency mode 75 million miles away from home.

The search for a far-off twin of Earth has turned up two of the most intriguing candidates yet. Scientists say these new worlds are the right size and distance from their parent star, so that you might expect to find liquid water on their surface

Discovery of Earth-like Exoplanets on the Rise - Extrasolar planets which are also called as exoplanets are planets which are outside the solar system. As of July 2013, NASA has identified 919 such planets, out of which 262 may be habitable planets. This planet hunting undertaken by NASA has received major contribution from Kepler Mission.

Earth's 'Close Cousin' Discovered: NASA's Kepler telescope has discovered an exoplanet that is being called a "close cousin" to the Earth. Called Kepler-452b, the world is just slightly bigger than our own, and it orbits its sun at a similar distance to ours. Located 1,400 light-years away, "this is the first possibly rocky, habitable planet around a solar-type star," Jeff Coughlin, Kepler research scientist, announced at a news briefing today. More on the discovery at Space.com and NASA.