Another Earth-like planet discovered: How many more can astronomers find?


By Bruce Powell, The Space Reporter
Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Another Earth-like planet discovered: How many more can astronomers find?

Another Earth-like planet has been discovered, prompting the question of whether the universe is littered with millions of planets similar to our own. Astronomers with the University of Hawaii has reportedly discovered five planets just 12 light years away. According to astronomers, Tau Ceti -- the star around which the planets orbit -- now tops the list of best possible places to search for alien life... To continue reading, subscribe to The Space Reporter today.

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