Kepler Telescope Found A Planet That's Better Than Earth

Kepler Telescope Found New Planets Better Than Earth

Born in Southwest Germany in 1571, astronomer Johannes Kepler’s contributions to science have earned him icon status.
He’s been referred to as "the first astrophysicist and the last scientific astrologer," coined the term “satellite,” and provided accurate knowledge of the motion of the planets.
For his efforts, NASA named a planet-finding telescope after him.
The Kepler Telescope was launched on March 7th, 2009, with the goal of discovering Earth-sized planets orbiting other stars.
Until it was decommissioned on November 18th, 2018, it observed 530,506 stars, confirmed 2,800 exo-planets, and introduced several thousand more potential exo-planets that have yet to be confirmed.

To date, researchers have identified several hundred planets in the habitable zone of their star based on the Kepler data.
It’s provided the most eye-opening experiences we’ve ever seen.
What if there are planets better suited for life than Earth?

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[stephenatibalentja]

Pls change click-bait title to: "Kepler Telescope Found a Planet that's *POSSIBLY/POTENTIALLY* Better than Earth... *MAYBE/PROBABLY* ..."

Thanks!
~SA

[dapperdingo]

Read the title, packed my bags, watched the video, put everything back away.

[manslayer]

Better than earth for the elites, y’all mean??😅😅

[avstud]

gee, a super earth- you feel like hauling twice or more your body weight around?

[richardcalabrese]

Anyone wanna go halfsies on a pair of window seats???

[CcCcc]

Really? How is the gravity for humans at that scale? I call bs.

[yboohcs]

Only 2.5 million years away with a lot of animation and imagination and bankrupt a nation we can pretend to go there too.

[melissamorrow]

Kids....I have so many gifts for you all. I have been thinking about you all for SO SO long.

[dionnelong]

It can't be better because it's star is older and in a dying phase. Bye. Very entertaining.

[lionelmoss]

Why oh why oh why oh why does the producer of this otherwise fascinating video feel that it’s so essential to provide an inane and enormously distracting musical background to the monologue?
Such ‘atmospherics’ drive me round the bend - so much so that I just hit STOP and then DELETE.

[Sjrick]

This is exactly why it is so important for quantum computers to work on new engine tech for starships. Mars is a pipedream and not very realistic. We need to focus on habitable planets and wow i never knew there were so may of them. Quantum computers will be the tech that saves mankind.

[SpideyVids]

And how are we expected to cope with all the extra gravity?

[ursulaphillips]

Thank you for your videos. Much appreciated.
Really fascinating information about other possible earths. The earth like planet in Lyra is very interesting. That one captivates my attention. But I think there is much more to it. Much more. And the scientist could be wrong about it.

[parttimetourist]

I hope its at least 100 time bigger than earth

[nunyabusiness]

Ai will invent warp propulsion within a decade so it's good that we have destinations.

[davidwalker]

if this planet is better than mother earth we would have evolved on it instead of here

[Brian-pzwh]

Primarily because there are no idiot humans there.

[rootuser]

3:30 in, wow more clickbait, thumbs down.

[endlessunivese]

yeah but that planet has no wifi no way i going to a planet with out wifi

[lishairodeaquino]

i like when humanity say how it is.pluto is a planet some people say its not a planet anymore.its a story like the bible it is there to make you believe what they want you to believe.