1. The Kepler space telescope detects planets and planet candidates by measuring dips in the brightness of stars to search for planets. The two new planets, named Kepler-34b and Kepler-35b are both gaseous Saturn-like planets. Kepler-34b orbits its two Sun-like stars every 289 days, and the stars orbit one another every 28 days. Located in the constellation Cygnus, Kepler-34b and Kepler-35b are discovered at 4,900 and 5,400 light-years from Earth.Kepler-35b orbits its smaller and cooler hot stars every 131 days. 2. The milky way galaxy may be home to at least two billion earthlike planets. Up to 2.7% of a sunlike stars in the milky way are Earth analogs.However, the number is actually far lower than many scientists anticipated. The Keplar telescope has been scanning a patch of sky near Cygnus constellation and analyzed the light from the 156,000 stars in its field of view. The published data showed that 1.4% of sunlike stars should have Earth analogs in the Goldllocks zone. The Goldilocks zone is dependent on the star\'s luminosity - brighter, hotter stars have habitable zones with a larger radius. The possibility of liquid water is the main criterion for whether a planet is suitable for life. The detection of water around a planet is detected via spectroscopy. Solution 1. The Kepler space telescope detects planets and planet candidates by measuring dips in the brightness of stars to search for planets. The two new planets, named Kepler-34b and Kepler-35b are both gaseous Saturn-like planets. Kepler-34b orbits its two Sun-like stars every 289 days, and the stars orbit one another every 28 days. Located in the constellation Cygnus, Kepler-34b and Kepler-35b are discovered at 4,900 and 5,400 light-years from Earth.Kepler-35b orbits its smaller and cooler hot stars every 131 days. 2. The milky way galaxy may be home to at least two billion earthlike planets. Up to 2.7% of a sunlike stars in the milky way are Earth analogs.However, the number is actually far lower than many scientists anticipated. The Keplar telescope has been scanning a patch of sky near Cygnus constellation and analyzed the light from the 156,000 stars in its field of view. The published data showed that 1.4% of sunlike stars should have Earth analogs in the Goldllocks zone. The Goldilocks zone is dependent on the star\'s luminosity - brighter, hotter stars have habitable zones with a larger radius. The possibility of liquid water is the main criterion for whether a planet is suitable for life. The detection of water around a planet is detected via spectroscopy..

1. 1. The Kepler space telescope detects planets and planet candidates by measuring dips in the
brightness of stars to search for planets. The two new planets, named Kepler-34b and Kepler-35b
are both gaseous Saturn-like planets. Kepler-34b orbits its two Sun-like stars every 289 days, and
the stars orbit one another every 28 days. Located in the constellation Cygnus, Kepler-34b and
Kepler-35b are discovered at 4,900 and 5,400 light-years from Earth.Kepler-35b orbits its
smaller and cooler hot stars every 131 days.
2. The milky way galaxy may be home to at least two billion earthlike planets. Up to 2.7% of a
sunlike stars in the milky way are Earth analogs.However, the number is actually far lower than
many scientists anticipated. The Keplar telescope has been scanning a patch of sky near Cygnus
constellation and analyzed the light from the 156,000 stars in its field of view. The published
data showed that 1.4% of sunlike stars should have Earth analogs in the Goldllocks zone. The
Goldilocks zone is dependent on the star's luminosity - brighter, hotter stars have habitable
zones with a larger radius. The possibility of liquid water is the main criterion for whether a
planet is suitable for life. The detection of water around a planet is detected via spectroscopy.
Solution
1. The Kepler space telescope detects planets and planet candidates by measuring dips in the
brightness of stars to search for planets. The two new planets, named Kepler-34b and Kepler-35b
are both gaseous Saturn-like planets. Kepler-34b orbits its two Sun-like stars every 289 days, and
the stars orbit one another every 28 days. Located in the constellation Cygnus, Kepler-34b and
Kepler-35b are discovered at 4,900 and 5,400 light-years from Earth.Kepler-35b orbits its
smaller and cooler hot stars every 131 days.
2. The milky way galaxy may be home to at least two billion earthlike planets. Up to 2.7% of a
sunlike stars in the milky way are Earth analogs.However, the number is actually far lower than
many scientists anticipated. The Keplar telescope has been scanning a patch of sky near Cygnus
constellation and analyzed the light from the 156,000 stars in its field of view. The published
data showed that 1.4% of sunlike stars should have Earth analogs in the Goldllocks zone. The
Goldilocks zone is dependent on the star's luminosity - brighter, hotter stars have habitable
zones with a larger radius. The possibility of liquid water is the main criterion for whether a
planet is suitable for life. The detection of water around a planet is detected via spectroscopy.