Astronomy student discovers 17 new planets, including Earth-sized world

Student discovers 17 new planets, including a potentially habitable planet  News LandedAstronomy Student Discovers 17 New Planets, Including Earth-Like One  Sputnik InternationalStudent Discovers 17 Planets, One of Which Could Host Life  FuturismStar search leads UBC astronomy student to 17 previously unidentified planets  Vancouver Sun17 New Planets – Including Earth-Sized World – Discovered by Astronomy Student  SciTechDailyView Full coverage on Google...

Student astronomer finds 17 new planets, and one is about the size of Earth  BGR

Scientists find skull of a hummingbird-sized dinosaur & 139 new ‘minor planets’ discovered  ThePrint

We're not saying Earth is doomed... but 139 minor planets were spotted at the outer reaches of our Solar System. Just an FYI, that's all  The RegisterAstronomers Discover 139 New 'Minor Planets' at the Edge of Our Solar System - IGN  IGNScientists Found More Than 100 Tiny Worlds Hidden in the Solar System  VICE'Minor planet' bonanza: 139 new objects discovered beyond Neptune  NBCNews.comPlanet 9 discovery gets closer as astronomers discover 139 'minor planets' past Neptune  Fox NewsView Full...

Earth may have been a 'water world' 3bn years ago, scientists find  The GuardianEarly Earth may have been a 'waterworld'  Phys.orgEarly Earth may have been a sunken 'waterworld'  HeritageDailyEarth was a 'waterworld' covered by a global ocean without any continents 3.2 billion years ago  Daily MailCould Earth be a 'waterworld'? It may have started that way  CNNView Full coverage on Google News

Elon Musk’s Starlink is having a pernicious effect on astronomy  AlterNetUnder Lucky Stars petitions against SpaceX's plans to send Starlink satellites into orbit  Daily MailSpaceX readying for Sunday's sixth Starlink launch, first fifth booster flight  NASASpaceflight.comElon Musk on humans in Mars before he dies, urges faster pace of progress  TeslaratiSpaceX's Starship will soon be made of different stuff  Space.comView Full coverage on Google...

Dr. Teresia Olemako of WWF Tanzania showing Journalists (not in picture) the work spots for vetiver grass planting to rehabilitate the Environment and prevent soil erosion alongside Msimbazi river banks near Vingunguti area in Dar es salaam on the 27th March, marking the Earth Hour 2015 in Tanzania. Some of Ilala Municipal Employees actively planting vetiver grass alongside Msimbazi river near Vingunguti area in Dar es salaam to prevent soil erosion and rehabilitate the Environment, Earth...