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James Webb telescope traces arcs of dusty star formation

The new super space observatory probes a dynamic star factory 200,000 light years from Earth.

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Nasa s James Webb Space Telescope finds its first planet, very similar to Earth

The planet is almost exactly the same size as our own world, and the precision of the JWST means that scientists can be very sure about their observations

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Nasa discovers Earth-size world orbiting in habitable zone

The planet is located within the range of distances where liquid water could occur on its surface, and is 95 per cent Earth's size

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NASA Discovers Exciting Earth-Sized Planet In Ongoing Search For Habitable Worlds

NASA's TESS identified an Earth-sized world orbiting a habitable zone, according to a story shared Tuesday by the organization

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NASA s Planet-Hunting Mission TESS is Now in Safe Mode After Computer Glitch

NASA's exoplanet hunter suffered a computer glitch on Monday, forcing the spacecraft to go into safe mode.

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