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CfA Observatory Night Webcast: "We Are Not Alone"

  • Red-dwarf stars are the most common stars in the universe. Kepler has shown that these most-numerous of stars also harbor plenty of planets. Thus, Earth-like planets are more prevalent than we thought and should be located right next door.

    Red-dwarf stars are the most common stars in the universe. Kepler has shown that these most-numerous of stars also harbor plenty of planets. Thus, Earth-like planets are more prevalent than we thought and should be located right next door.

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