Our galaxy may have acquired some new real estate. NASA has discovered an Earth-size planet orbiting around a faraway star — and it could be habitable. Dubbed TOI 700 e, the exoplanet is the ...

A new, Earth-size exoplanet has been discovered in old data from NASA’s Kepler space telescope — and scientists say this world has the potential to support life. Out of all the exoplanets ...

Earth, dubbed Kepler-725c, has been discovered orbiting within the habitable zone of its host star, offering new possibilities in the search for Earth-like conditions beyond our solar system.

A new, Earth-sized planet has been discovered only 90 light-years away from us. In astronomical terms, that’s right next door. What’s more, it might be capable of supporting life. Named LP 791 ...

The new planet “is nestled in there ... day before the announcement of LHS 475 b, another Earth-size rocky planet and the first exoplanet discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope, or JWST.

have discovered a small and rocky world orbiting a star far from Earth—similar to our own planet, perhaps, but much more chaotic. The new planet is almost the same size as Earth and swings around its ...

New Earth-sized planet discovered next to star that will outlive the Sun. Scientists say Speculoos-3 b exoplanet orbits a star that will be one of the last to shine when the universe grows cold ...

Sure, it’s going to be impossible to ever actually visit the two new planets discovered ... closest known multi-planet systems to our own, astronomers have found two Earth-sized rocky planets ...

A quartet of small, rocky exoplanets likely circle Barnard's Star, around 6 billion light-years from Earth, putting them in ...

Astronomers have discovered an Earth-size planet orbiting a red dwarf star, making just the second planetary system seen around one of these tiny, cool, dim, but common, stars.

A potentially habitable exoplanet that is roughly similar in size to Earth has been found in a system located 40 light-years away, according to a new study. The planet is about the size of Venus ...