Astronomers discover over 100 new exoplanets using data from the now-defunct Kepler space telescope. Of the planets, 24 reside in multi-planet systems, 34 are roughly Earth-sized worlds with rocky compositions, and 7 are so close to their host stars that they circle them in less than 24 hours.

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Astronomers discover over 100 new exoplanets using data from the now-defunct Kepler space telescope. Of the planets, 24 reside in multi-planet systems, 34 are roughly Earth-sized worlds with rocky compositions, and 7 are so close to their host stars that they circle them in less than 24 hours.