Scientists discover 'Earth-like' planet in so-called Goldilocks Zone

A newly discovered rocky planet may be the most Earth-like yet found in another solar system, scientists believe.

Scientists discover 'Earth-like' planet in so-called Goldilocks Zone
Thu, 17 Apr, 2014 - 21:06

(An artist's impression of Kepler-186f which scientists believe may have conditions suitable to life. Picture: NASA)

A newly discovered rocky planet may be the most Earth-like yet found in another solar system, scientists believe.

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