Webb Just Captured the First Direct Image of Carbon Dioxide on an Exoplanet
Webb’s latest discovery has opened a thrilling new chapter in exoplanet research by capturing the first-ever direct images of carbon dioxide in a distant planet’s atmosphere. This breakthrough not only confirms that the massive planets of HR 8799 likely formed through core accretion,
The gas giants outside our solar system are not capable of hosting extraterrestrial life, but do offer clues in a lingering ...
HUNTING for aliens is now a little easier as scientists discover a new sign that gives away life on far-off planets.
Scientists discovered that methyl halides, a gas produced by microbes, could be a biosignature for life on distant planets.
The recent findings up the number of exoplanets orbiting Barnard’s Star from one to at least three, possibly four, as ...
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Signs of alien life may be hiding in these gasesScientists identify a new way to detect life in outer space with currently existing telescopes. The method hinges on worlds that look nothing like Earth, and gases rarely considered in the search for ...
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