He persisted with the idea that we could detect extrasolar planets and was proved right
The water vapour find on ‘habitable’ exoplanet K2-18 b is exciting — but it’s no Earth twin
But who says the confirmation of alien life will come on Earth 2.0?
A new exoplanet-hunting instrument begins reaping the rewards
The ‘Alopeke instrument has deciphered an exoplanet mystery to reveal Kepler-13b’s true form
New stellar explosion revealed by Kepler
NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope has uncovered an unusual category of supernova explosion
Exoplanets found to orbit iron-rich stars tightly
A new study has shown that alien worlds tend to have shorter orbital periods when swinging around their metal-rich stellar parents
Google-led artificial intelligence reveals Solar System isn’t unique
A new world has been found, bumping the Kepler-90 system up to eight planets
Kepler survey shows a gap in the exoplanet family tree
The alien worlds discovered so far show an unexplained gap between two types of exoplanet
Rapidly changing winds reveal secrets of hot giant exoplanet
The winds on HAT-P-7b are changing significantly, helping us to understand the magnetic fields of heated gas planets
Garnet planets could be the most habitable worlds in the universe
Astronomers and geoscientists have joined forces using data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) to find out what makes a rocky planet Earth-like
Kepler learns more about stars as it watches the Pleiades’ stellar dancers
Astronomers have long wondered what determines the rotation rates of these stars
Earth provides fresh clues in hunt for life on other planets
Observations of our planet may have brought us a step closer in our search for living organisms elsewhere in the universe
What do we know about Kepler-452b?
All About Space takes a look at Earth’s newly discovered cousin
Are we expecting to find new types of planet?
Super Earths, hot Jupiters and mini Neptunes – these are just some of the exoplanets that have been turned up in our search
How do we know Kepler-78b is a planet?
How do we know for sure that this distant world is an exoplanet and not a comet or an asteroid?
One in five stars promise Earth-sized habitable zone worlds, says Kepler and Keck
Will the fruits of the teamwork between space and ground telescope bring us closer to finding Earth 2.0?
Kepler mission to be brought back from the dead?
With plans to extend its mission, could the exoplanet hunter be given a second shot at science?