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Nasa's Kepler Space Telescope Mission Is Over, History, Mission Features
The Nasa's Kepler Space Telescope Mission: features and key Point, Data recovered before telescope fuel ends
The Kepler Space Telescope mission of NASA's planetary exploration of American Space Agency has ended.
This telescope is going to retire after 9 years of service.
Scientists have said that Kepler telescope, which helps in discovering 2,600 planets, has finished fuel so he is retiring.
This telescope, established in 2009, made us aware of billions of hidden planets and improved our understanding of the universe.
According to a NASA statement released, Kepler showed that 20 to 50% of stars in the sky in the night sky are earth-shaped planets and they are located within the habitable zone of their stars.
This means that they are located so far away from their stars, where there is the possibility of having the most important water for life on these planets.
Paul Hertz, director of NASA's Astrophysics Department, says that Kepler's visit was not unexpected.
Kepler's sign of fuel-finish ended almost two weeks ago.
The scientists were successful in collecting all the data they had before even before its fuel was completely exhausted.
NASA says that at the moment, Kepler is in a secure class away from Earth.
This telescope was in space for 9.6 years. 5,30,506 stars observed. Of this 2,663 planets were confirmed.
