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The Kepler Mission is a Discovery mission supported by NASA's Science MissionDirectorate, and its primary aim is to discover Earth-sized planets in thehabitable zone of solar-type stars. The space telescope was designed with aphotometer that monitors the Kepler field in a near continuous manner in orderto achieve this goal. With this mission, the asteroseismology community alsobenefits from the Kepler data via the abundant time-series photometry. With ashort cadence of 1 minute and long cadence of 30 minute observations, the timecoverage for many variable stars is unprecedentedly complete. The Kepler fieldalso contains the archetype RR Lyr, and the Kepler Asteroseismic ScienceConsortium (KASC) Working Group for RR Lyrae stars have been working to uncoverthe mysteries surrounding these stars. I will provide an overview of the Keplerprogram in relation to RR Lyrae research.

RR Lyrae Research with the Kepler Mission