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TESS Reveals a 40,000‑Light‑Year Planet by Chance Using Einstein’s Microlensing

Revealing one-off microlensing planets, dense TESS sampling previews what NASA’s Roman microlensing survey could deliver.

TESS Detects First Planet by Gravitational Microlensing

Euclid Releases Unprecedented High-Resolution Mosaic of the Milky Way Bulge

Euclid Captures Largest High-Resolution Visible-Light Image of Milky Way’s Bulge

Euclid Produces Largest Visible-Light Image of Milky Way Bulge, Resolving Over 60 Million Stars

AI Reanalysis of TESS Data Flags About 10,000 New Exoplanet Candidates

JWST Spots Water-Ice Clouds on Nearby Jupiter-Like World

Kepler Data Reveal Earth-Size Planet Candidate HD 137010 b Near Star’s Habitable Edge

Hubble Catches Two Debris-Cloud Collisions at Fomalhaut, Recasting ‘Fomalhaut b’

Astronomers Confirm Gliese 251c, a Nearby Super-Earth in the Habitable Zone

NASA Confirms 6,000 Exoplanets, Marking a New Phase in the Search for Other Worlds

NASA’s Confirmed Exoplanets Top 6,000

Confirmed Exoplanets Top 6,000 as NASA Tally Hits 6,007

Webb Images One of Coldest Exoplanets in Chaotic Misaligned System

Researchers Detect Super-Earth Kepler-725c in Habitable Zone

Astronomers Confirm Super-Earths Are Common in Distant Orbits Across the Milky Way

Astronomers Confirm Four Rocky Planets Orbiting Barnard's Star

Four Sub-Earth Exoplanets Confirmed Around Barnard's Star

Astronomers Discover Youngest Transiting Exoplanet Ever Observed

Astronomers Discover Triple Star System with Record-Breaking Orbital Period