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Exotic Super habitable Planets Just Waiting For NASA To Find Them

October 2, 2021
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In a recent discovery, scientists have found 24 super habitable planets that may be even better for life than earth.

The discovery of the new planets came from a NASA study called the Habitable Worlds Survey. The survey looked at all of the stars in the nearby universe to see if any of them had any atmospheres that could support life. It turned out that there are five planets that may even be more suitable than earth for supporting life. The research was led by astronomer Isabel Grosch from the University of Lisbon.

Why do astronomers think there are planets better suited for human life than the earth? The reason is they were not designed for it. For instance, many of these extra solar planets are very close to their stars. They get tidbits of solar system material that can be caught by solar telescopes and translated into information about the planet’s atmosphere. This can tell astronomers a lot about the nature of the planet. If the planet has a solid interior, liquid oceans, and an atmosphere, then it can have water-life and therefore may be able to support complex life.

The researchers found eight planets in the solar system that are extremely habitable. These include two that are extremely similar to our own planets. These two planets, called HIP2 and HIP3, are about half as large as Jupiter and Saturn, respectively, and much closer to the sun. They are extremely near to their star, which means they receive plenty of sunlight, which would be essential to keep a planet hospitable.

There are also two super-sized planets in the solar system that are extremely interesting and potentially very useful for humankind. They are GJ 2 Spot (also known as 1P asteroid) and asteroid belt, which have been discovered by the LPI Optical telescope in Maui, Hawaii. They are a group of about one hundred and twenty-five icy or rock-like objects that circle around the sun at an average distance of about one million miles from the host star. One of the most promising factors for finding alien life is that these icy objects could be covered with a thick layer of debris, which could greatly reduce the amount of light that passes through to lower down the temperature of the planet, thus making it inhospitable to terrestrial life.

The research also revealed that there are a set of slightly older, cooler planets that are less than half as massive as the gas giant planets in the solar system. These so-called extra solar planets are very likely to possess rocky surfaces with no sign of a clear atmosphere. Because these planets do not retain enough liquid to develop life, it is highly probable that they formed in the nebular or brown dwarfs that existed only at the edge of the solar system. The discovery of this phenomenon opens up new avenues for the study of complex life on other worlds. It also demonstrates the value of studying exoplanets closely, since many of the newly found planets are very similar to Earth.

One of the most exciting outcomes of the research is the fact that astronomers detected a super habitable planet that is similar to Earth yet is surprisingly cold. This planet, called 55 Cancri, is about twice the size of Jupiter and twice the mass. This planet also possesses an orbital period of just over one year, making it an extremely suitable place in which to live. With its extremely dry and extremely warm atmosphere, this planet will be very much like Earth, which means that it could provide a home to advanced life forms.

Although this planet is extremely hot and could potentially have oceans of water on its surface, it is extremely dry. Its gravitational pull is strong enough to pull on other planets in the solar system, and therefore it pulls far less gas than the other planets. If it did have oceans, it would be like Earth, and it is not a good candidate for having a life because it lacks liquid water and is quite inhospitable to life. It is however, one of the best targets for looking for alien life, as there may be volcanoes on the surface of this alien planet. In fact, if there was liquid water on this planet, it would be much too salty for human beings to live, and so it is another very good target for observation with space telescopes.

There are still a great many unanswered questions about exoprocess planets, and astronomers don’t know whether these new discoveries will ever be answered. One thing though, is that we now know more about exoprocess planets than we thought we did. Because of the James Webber space telescope, we have learned that there are nearly twice as many super habitable planets than there are extra solar planets in our galaxy alone. And with more exoprocess planets being discovered every day, it only seems to make sense that we should keep looking for them and explore their potential for life.

Provided by Antonio Westley


Disclaimer: This article is meant to be seen as an overview of this subject and not a reflection of viewpoints or opinions as nothing is definitive. So, make sure to do your research and feel free to use this information at your own discretion.

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