Exoplanet with the Longest Year Discovered

Buzz60 2014-07-23

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Kepler Space Telescope found the exoplanet with the longest year outside of our solar system, at just under two earth years. That's pretty short when you compare to some others in our Solar System. Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones) explains.

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