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NASA finds most Earth-like planet yet as Kepler 452b hints at alien life
When astronomers announced Kepler-452b, they were not just adding another distant world to a growing catalog. They were ...
Founded in 2018, OroraTech began launching its sensors in 2022 on third party satellites and, in 2025, deployed its first proprietary satellite, Forest-3. “For us, entering a collaboration with Kepler ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Free agent outfielder Max Kepler was suspended for 80 games on Friday following a positive test for a banned performance-enhancing substance in violation of Major League Baseball's ...
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NASA discovers the most Earth like planet yet, what Kepler 452b tells us about life beyond Earth
NASA’s Kepler telescope has identified Kepler 452b, the most Earth like planet ever discovered, orbiting in the habitable zone of a sunlike star. This video explains why the find is so important, how ...
The Philadelphia Phillies have a new talking point, and it isn’t just the lineup. Max Kepler has been making headlines that go beyond baseball, stirring curiosity from the dugout to the gossip columns ...
Major League Baseball announced today that free agent outfielder Max Kepler has received an 80-game suspension after testing positive for Epitrenbolone, a performance-enhancing substance, in violation ...
Max Kepler, the veteran major league outfielder who most recently played for the Philadelphia Phillies, was suspended 80 ...
Max Kepler, formerly of the Twins and Phillies, has been served an 80-game suspension for PED use amid free agency.
Toronto-based Kepler Communications successfully deployed its first wave of orbital data centre satellites on Sunday morning, becoming the first company in the world to launch a low-earth orbit ...
In the middle of it all is Mina Mitry, Kepler’s chief executive officer and co-founder, preparing to blast the first batch of the company’s optical-satellites-slash-data-centres into orbit from ...
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