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Exoplanet Kepler-62f

Earth’s own evolution used as guide to hunt exoplanets

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Lisa Kaltenegger

AAS names Kaltenegger as Fred Kavli plenary lecturer

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Cassini team leaders standing at a window, looking up.

Carl Sagan’s ‘Cosmos’ legacy lives on in new series

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students on the arts quad

Support Arts & Sciences students on Giving Day March 12

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Earth-sized planets at the TRAPPIST-1 star

After dust-busting the cosmos, Spitzer telescope’s mission ends

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Students and a professor using a multimedia studio

Cornell launches science communication minor

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Black and white close up of Comet 67P

Dancing debris, moveable landscape shape Comet 67P

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Artist's rendition of the surface of Proxima b

Looking for exoplanet life in all the right spectra

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Red sun and exoplanet with a biofluorescent glow, with a person in a spacesuit hovering above

Fluorescent glow may reveal hidden life in the cosmos

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Artist’s Impression of WASP-121b

Hubble Uncovers 'Heavy Metal' Exoplanet Shaped Like a Football

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Artist's rendition of the GJ357 planet system

TESS satellite uncovers its ‘first nearby super-Earth’

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To understand where exoplanets are in their own evolution, astronomers can use Earth’s biological milestones as a Rosetta stone.

Exoplanet evolution: Astronomers expand cosmic ‘cheat sheet’

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