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New type of ocean-covered ‘Hycean’ exoplanet could support life – Digital Trends
A new type of exoplanet has been identified by astronomers, and even though it is very different to Earth it could still support…
When it comes to looking for life elsewhere in the universe, we tend to be very Earth-centric: We look for planets that are similar to our own, assuming that life elsewhere will be similar to us and require similar conditions. However, a new type of exoplanet…
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