24 "super-habitable" exoplanets potentially better than Earth identified

[Seldom Bucket]

A team of scientists led by Washington State University (WSU) geobiologist Dirk Schulze-Makuch has identified two dozen exoplanets that could be more favorable to life than the Earth. Based on data from the Kepler mission, these super-habitable worlds may have conditions more suitable for sustaining life for a longer period of time than our planet.

One of the major questions vexing modern science is whether there is life elsewhere in the universe. While no direct evidence of such life has been discovered, exoplanet-hunting missions like Kepler have changed many of our ideas about how planetary systems are formed and have provided scientists with the means to think about life beyond our solar system without leaning so heavily on conjecture and speculation.

24 "super-habitable" exoplanets potentially better than Earth identified

A team of scientists led by Washington State University (WSU) geobiologist Dirk Schulze-Makuch has identified two dozen exoplanets that could be more favorable to life than the Earth. Based on data from the Kepler mission, these super-habitable worlds may have conditions more suitable for…

newatlas.com

 

[Moosedrool]

Until the ANC finds these planets.

 

[Rudolph Hart]

“Could be more favourable”. They could also be kak.

 

[Düber]

Which one is @satanboy 's?

 

[dabean]

Which one is @satanboy 's?

This one.

He'll exile us all.