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Ever since the first exoplanet was discovered scientists have taken a deeper interest in characterising them more precisely in order to gain a thorough understanding of their variety from large gas giants akin to Jupiter to smaller rocky Earth like planets where life might thrive
As our Solar System formed 4.6 billion years ago, small grains of dust and ice swirled around, left over from the formation of the Sun. Through time, they collided and stuck to each other. As they grew in size, gravity helped them clump together. One such rock grew into the Earth on which we live.
GJ 367b is a small, extremely dense planet orbiting a nearby red dwarf star, but there is hope for other habitable planets nearby.
NASA's TESS has helped in the discovery of yet another exoplanet, a rocky exoplanet that has been named GJ 367b.
One of the lightest exoplanets ever discovered, GJ 367b has a surface temperature of over 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit, and orbits a red dwarf star.