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Longmont Daily Times-Call | Sat, Mar 14
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A new telescope called Kepler, launched into space earlier this month, stretches the technological limits yet again, putting a 95-megapixel camera and telescope into orbit to look for Earth-like planets orbiting other stars. To find those other planets ...
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