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- 1K2-111 c: A Neptune-Like Exoplanet 654 Light-Years Away●Name: K2-111 c A Neptune-like giant planet. Distance from Earth: 654 light-years Year discovered: 2020 Discovered by: Mu
K2-111 c is a Neptune-like giant planet located 654 light-years from Earth, first identified in 2020 by multiple observatories. It has a mass about 11 times that of Earth and completes an orbit of its star in just 15.68 days. The planet's details are accessible through NASA's Eyes on Exoplanets tool.
- 2Kepler Computing to Begin Memory Production for AI Chips Next Year▼Kepler Computing to Start Memory Production Next Year for AI Chips - News and Statistics
Kepler Computing plans to start producing memory next year aimed at AI chips. The announcement points to growing demand for specialised memory as AI hardware builders seek suppliers beyond the established chipmakers. Few further details about the company's production plans, capacity or customers have been made available so far.
- 3Kepler chips and robots paint in tech roundup▼Kepler chips, robots paint, ballot parties, & more | Neo & Noteworthy
A news roundup highlights Kepler's computer chips, alongside news that robots are being used for painting, plus items on election ballot parties and other developments. The collection ties together advances in semiconductors and industrial robotics with political stories, reflecting ongoing interest in China-linked chip startups challenging industry incumbents and automation spreading into manual trades.
- 4Kepler-1314 b: A Neptune-like World 463 Light-Years Away●Name: Kepler-1314 b A Neptune-like giant planet. Distance from Earth: 463 light-years Year discovered: 2016 Discovered b
Kepler-1314 b is a Neptune-like giant exoplanet located 463 light-years from Earth. Discovered in 2016 by NASA's Kepler telescope, it has a radius about 5.11 times that of Earth and completes an orbit in just 5.42 days. Astronomy communicators are sharing the planet's profile alongside NASA's Eyes on Exoplanets visualisation, drawing renewed attention to the Kepler mission's catalog of worlds beyond the solar system.
- 5Kepler-348 c: A Rocky World Bigger Than Earth●Name: Kepler-348 c A potentially rocky world, larger than Earth. Distance from Earth: 1,862 light-years Year discovered:
Astronomers catalogued Kepler-348 c in 2014 using NASA's Kepler telescope. The planet, about 1.33 times Earth's radius, orbits its star every 17.27 days and sits roughly 1,862 light-years away. Listed as potentially rocky, it is one of many super-Earth candidates Kepler identified, now browsable through NASA's Eyes on Exoplanets visualisation tool.
- 6Abraham Verghese to Headline Kepler's Literary Foundation Benefit●Abraham Verghese in Menlo Park, California on November 16 for a Kepler’s Literary Foundation benefit www.keplers.org/ben
Author Abraham Verghese will appear in Menlo Park, California, on November 16 at a benefit for the Kepler's Literary Foundation. The event supports the foundation's literary programming connected to the historic Kepler's Books. Writers and readers, including the Iowa Writers' Workshop, are sharing the announcement, drawing attention from the literary community ahead of the November date.
- 7Liev Schreiber and Stephen Graham face off in new thriller 'Nocturne'●Watch: Liev Schreiber, Stephen Graham face off in 'Nocturne' https://www. upi.com/Entertainment_News/TV/ 2026/09/29/noct
Apple TV has released the trailer for 'Nocturne', a new thriller starring Liev Schreiber and Stephen Graham. The series is based on 'The Sandman', a novel from Lars Kepler's bestselling Swedish crime series. The trailer shows the two actors in a tense cat-and-mouse confrontation, and viewers of the crime genre are sharing and reacting to the first look ahead of the show's premiere.