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The SETI Institute<\/a> is sponsoring the\u00a0Kepler Art of Discovery<\/a>\u00a0program:<\/p>\n

Are you a space artist? An astronomer? Or a student interested in astronomy and our fascinating galaxy? You are cordially invited to create art that illustrates what the hundreds of newly discovered exoplanets (planets outside our solar system) might look like. Or your might create an image that captures other aspects of the\u00a0Kepler Mission, such as how the spacecraft looks from the Earth as it orbits the Sun and captures the light emitted by these other stars. <\/em><\/p>\n

Middle school students through adults are invited to submit images of these other\u00a0Keplerworlds.\u00a0Art of Discovery\u00a0aims to bring people’s creative ideas to this question: What do the exoplanets look like that the\u00a0Kepler Mission\u00a0has discovered? And what other subjects has the\u00a0Kepler Mission\u00a0inspired artistically?\u00a0<\/em>For information about the Kepler Mission, see the\u00a0Kepler website<\/a>. <\/em><\/p>\n

All submitted images of artwork will be acknowledged, and The Top 100 will be displayed in the\u00a0Gallery<\/a>\u00a0of the Art of Discovery website. These will be selected by a combination of the number of popular votes AND scores from a distinguished panel of judges.<\/em><\/p>\n

See\u00a0Rules at Kepler Art of Discovery<\/a>\u00a0for details on submitting your rendition of an exoplanet. Registration period:\u00a0March 10\u2013May 5, 2014<\/p>\n

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The SETI Institute is sponsoring the\u00a0Kepler Art of Discovery\u00a0program: Are you a space artist? An astronomer? Or a student interested in astronomy and our fascinating galaxy? You are cordially invited to create art that illustrates what the hundreds of newly discovered exoplanets (planets outside our solar system) might look like. 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