How was Kepler able to find hundreds of planets in a relatively short amount of time?
A) It was constantly scanning the entire sky.
B) It was continuously monitoring a small area of sky containing thousands of stars.
C) It was able to magnify the view enough to visibly see the planets.
D) It hasn't actually found any planets yet.
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