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APR 29, 2014 11:21 AM PDT

New Earth Discovered, Habitable Planet Kepler 186F

WRITTEN BY: Jennifer Ellis

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New earth-like planet discovered, Kepler 186F, in a habitable zone orbiting a new star, discovered from the Kepler mission this year.

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Jennifer Ellis

Master's (MA/MS/Other)

I love all things science and am passionate about bringing science to the public through writing. With an M.S. in Genetics and experience in cancer research, marketing and technical writing, it is a pleasure to share the latest trends and findings in science on LabRoots.

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