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‘Credible root cause’ identified for Kepler safing events

Submit on Thursday, September 10th, 2009 05:55

As it nears 17.6 million miles distance from Earth, the Kepler spacecraft continues to scan the Milky Way galaxy, near the Cygnus constellation, for Earth-sized planets. The spacecraft subsystems are performing nominally, as the science team and engineers are preparing for upcoming events.

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