Eight planets circle our sun (sorry, Pluto), but our solar system is no longer unique in that number. NASA recently announced the discovery of an eighth planet circling the star Kepler-90, tying our ...

Looks like our solar system isn't the only one out there with eight planets circling around a single star. >> Read more trending news Our @NASAKepler mission's search for new planets teamed with ...

Before a Google machine learning program discovered an eighth planet in an exoplanet system using NASA spacecraft observations, the only other known system with as many planets was our own. Kepler has ...

The Kepler-90 planets have a similar configuration to our solar system, with small planets orbiting close to their star and larger planets farther away.[/caption]Only a handful of star systems have ...

Kepler-90 is a distant star system residing around 2,545 light years away from us that NASA now contends has our solar system tied for the highest number of known planets orbiting a host star; eight ...

Researchers used data from NASA's planet-hunting Kepler space telescope to discover an eighth planet orbiting a star known as Kepler-90. The planet, dubbed Kepler-90i, is a hot, rocky planet that ...

Looks like our solar system isn't the only one out there with eight planets circling around a single star. NASA scientists, along with Google engineers, used artificial intelligence to discover a new, ...