Jeff Goldblume

A Nobel Prize Winner In Physics Is Saying That Humans Will Never Migrate To A Planet Outside Of Our Solar System Because These Exoplanets Are Just Too Far. Michel Mayor Won The Nobel Price For Discovering The First Exoplanet, 51 Pegasi b, In 1995. 4,000 Exoplanets Have Since Been Found – 1,900 Of Which Have Been Confirmed.

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The First Known Planet, In A Habitable Zone Outside Of Our Solar System, To Have Water In Its Atmosphere May Have Been Discovered. The Exoplanet, K2-18b, ~110 LY From Earth, Is Said To Be 8.6X The Mass And 2.7X The Radius Of Earth. The Discovery Was Made Using Hubble Space Telescope. K2-18b Completely Orbits, In 33 Days, A Dwarf Cooler Sun.

The Closest Potentially Habitable Planet May Have Been Discovered ~31 LY From Our Solar System. The Exoplanet, “GJ 357 d” Is 6X Earth-Size. Scientists Are Inferring Life-Potential Based On Favorable Location From Its Sun. More Advanced James Webb Space Telescope, To Launch In 2021, Should Reveal If The Planet Is Rocky Or Has Oceans.

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NASA’s TESS Space Telescope Has Discovered The Smallest Planet, To Date, Outside of Our Solar System (Exoplanet). The Planet, Named L 98-59b, Which Is 35 Light Years Away From Our Solar System, Is said To Be About 80% The Size Of Earth. This Discovery Could Help Unluck How Earth Become Habitable.