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DescriptionNewKeplerPlanetCandidates-20170619.jpg	English: There are 4,034 planet candidates now known with the release of the eighth Kepler planet candidate catalog. Of these, 2,335 have been confirmed as planets. The blue dots show planet candidates from previous catalogs, while the yellow dots show new candidates from the eighth catalog. New planet candidates continue to be found at all periods and sizes due to continued improvement in detection techniques. Notably, 10 of these new candidates are near-Earth-size and at long orbital periods, where they have a chance of being rocky with liquid water on their surface.
Date	19 June 2017 (released)
Source	https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/ames/kepler/new-kepler-planet-candidates
Author	NASA/Ames Research Center/Wendy Stenzel

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