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Earth size common Kepler

Ken Kovacs

Words about with the help of the Kepler NASA telescope shows 17% of all SUN like stars have planets that are one to 2 times the diameter of Earth orbiting close to it's host stars.  Harvard-Smithsonian center for Astrophysics has identified one out of six stars that fits the Goldilock  zone where we can live . At least 17 billion stars are within our Milky Way galaxy.

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