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Rogue planets may potentially have water and could support life: Study – Republic World
Rogue planets may potentially have water and therefore might have the potential to support life. Read to know more information…
Scientists from the Chile’s University of Concepción have discovered that ‘rogue planets’ in space may contain moons with life-friendly conditions. The researchers created a mathematical model and determined that some of the ‘exomoons’ may contain conditions…
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