A blistering lava world and a larger planet sitting in the habitable zone have been confirmed orbiting the same red dwarf 337 light-years away, a rare pairing that has put the system near the top of astronomers' list for probing whether an alien world can hold an - Space Daily
Source:Space Daily
The discovery could finally let scientists test whether distant worlds can hang onto their atmospheres—or lose them to the stellar winds of their parent stars.
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