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Join us as we explore LHS 1140 b, a super-Earth in the habitable zone just 49 light-years away, through the lens of the James Webb Space Telescope. Discover why this intriguing exoplanet could be our best chance yet to find liquid water and life beyond our solar system. Dive into the secrets of its potentially Earth-like atmosphere and what future observations might reveal about this captivating world. Don't miss out on the unfolding story of LHS 1140 b!
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49ly......far away
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We aren't alone, statistically speaking there are plenty of planets in the Goldilocks zone with water in our own galaxy, there are billions of planets and stars in a single galaxy and an estimated 2 trillion galaxies in our observable universe, we aren't an anomaly
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@desperatepokebros8111
6 months ago
Crazy how we just figured out a theoretically possible form of light speed travel. Not that I'm an advocate for light speed. I'm very against it but it's cool. In 49 years we could reach that world but with utilization of pocket dimensions we can get there in a few years
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