Scientists haven't found a rocky exoplanet with air. But now they have a plan.

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The space observatory is about to begin a huge project.

Perhaps surprisingly, the majority of stars in the galaxy are not sun clones but smaller orbs of gas and plasma known as red dwarfs, about half the size of Earth's star.

Scientists will soon begin to answer those questions with the James Webb Space Telescope, a partnership of NASA and its European and Canadian counterparts.

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