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Exoplanets
Captured by the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope, the image shows a star and two gas giants roughly 300 light-years away.
Rest in space, Kepler.
No one has found E.T. yet, but we may be getting closer.
Eat your heart out, Tatooine!
WHAT'S HAPPENING
"We really do know that pretty much every star in the sky hosts at least one planet," says astronomer Adam Frank.
The Earth-like planets are the first ones found orbiting an ultracool dwarf star.
It is a fascinating object!
"This planet is going to be a favorite target of astronomers for years to come."
With all the planets that may support life, why haven't we heard from any?
The new planet is the most like Earth of any discovered so far
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