Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's putting up a good fight. The Kepler space telescope might be dying, but according to NASA, it’s not dead yet. The space ...

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NASA’s $600 million Kepler space telescope, which is more or less running on thruster fuel fumes nearly a decade after its launch in 2009, woke up from a four-week hibernation phase on Thursday and is ...

NASA’s premier planet-hunting space telescope is out of gas. The Kepler space telescope can no longer search for planets orbiting other stars, ending its nearly 10-year mission, officials from the ...

The space telescope, which revealed a universe full of planets that might be similar to our own, is now retired. Eric Mack has been a CNET contributor since 2011. Eric and his family live 100% energy ...

The Kepler space telescope might be dying, but according to NASA, it’s not dead yet. The space agency says the iconic but admittedly outdated Kepler just woke up from a four-week hibernation and is ...