Latest Exoplanets Stories
True Color Of An Exoplanet Discovered For The First Time
Astronomers Find The Lightest Exoplanet Ever Caught On Camera
The Math: What Life On Kepler-62e Would Be Like
Kepler’s Hunt For Planets Outside Our Solar System: The Greatest Hits
Fomalhaut B: The Mote in Sauron’s Eye
Billions And Billions: Our Galaxy Has At Least 100 Billion Planets, Of Which 17 Billion Are Earthlike
Scientists Discover An Exoplanet So Massive They’re Not Even Sure It’s A Planet
Lonely Orphaned Planet Spotted Wandering Aimlessly Through Interstellar Space
New Telescope To Hunt For Earth’s Twin
New Rankings List Gliese 581g As the Most Habitable Exoplanet
How The Last Transit of Venus in Our Lifetime Will Help Us Find Other Planets
The Solar System With the Most Planets Is Now … HD 10180
‘Hypervelocity Planets’ Zoom Through the Galaxy at 30 Million Miles Per Hour
On Average, Every Star Has At Least One Planet, New Analysis Shows
The Lovely Sunset On Exoplanet HD 209458 b
Newly Discovered “Fried” Planets Are Smallest Ever
Q&A: How to Rate the Habitability of Other Planets
To Find Alien Cities, Look for City Lights on Distant Planets
How Comets In Distant Solar Systems Could Deliver Oceans to Exoplanets
Birth of Youngest Planet Ever Seen Is Witnessed With Telescopic Trick
Kepler Spots a Planet Orbiting Two Suns, Just Like Star Wars’ Tatooine
New ‘Goldilocks’ Exoplanet Could be the Most Earth-Like We’ve Yet Seen
Blackest Planet Ever Found, Absorbs Nearly 100% of Light That Reaches It
Are Aliens Living On Planets Inside Black Holes?
Kepler’s Ongoing Exoplanet Findings Show Bizarre Solar Systems And Peculiar Planets
New NASA Game: Extreme Planet Makeover, Gliese 581d Edition
Video: NASA Planet Hunters Announce Smallest Exoplanet Ever Found, Just 560 Light Years Away
Researchers Find First Planet from Another Galaxy
Odds of Alien Life on Newly Spotted Exoplanet Are “100 Percent” Says Its Discoverer
Kepler Telescope Spots Hotter, Weirder Bodies Than Ever Before Seen (In The Sky, That Is)
Recently Discovered Exoplanet Evidently Has Rains of Pebbles