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NASA Releases Kepler Survey Catalog with Hundreds of New Planet Candidates
- ianai 9y ago-
- neuromantik8086 9y agoCertainly not on Earth.
- pc2g4d 9y agoJust curious, are you a panpsychist?
- SCAQTony 9y agoNo info which planets were tidal locked, had a moons, or what their surface type is. Only suggestions of what they could be. However, the the Kepler spacecraft has provided amazing reconnaissance for the James Webb Space Telescope launching in 2018. The Webb telescope will tell us whether some Earth-like planets have enough water to have oceans. I presume this will included info about planet rotation, orbit and moons too.
- antognini 9y agoFor anyone who's interested in exoplanets, the community keeps a pretty well maintained database of all known exoplanets, along with any known physical or orbital parameters, here: http://www.exoplanets.org/ http://www.exoplanets.org/