NASA: Life may exist in oceans, geysers of 17 icy exoplanets
These findings expand the search for life in the universe, as it bucks the typical approach of finding liquid water, a necessary ingredient for life.
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These findings expand the search for life in the universe, as it bucks the typical approach of finding liquid water, a necessary ingredient for life.
These icy worlds, including two that are near our solar system, might have conditions capable of supporting life.
A new NASA survey identified 17 exoplanets that may have the right conditions for liquid water oceans hidden beneath icy shells. The planets could be good candidates in the search for alien life.
A study conducted by NASA, in search for life beyond our planet has indicated 17 exoplanets could have oceans of liquid water. The planets have icy shells, beneath which lies the basic component of life - water. The amount of oceans and geyser activity on these exoplanets has been calculated by NASA's science team, the first time these estimates have been made. , Technology & Science News, Times Now
According to NASA, these exoplanets are roughly the size of Earth, but less dense and much cooler.A recent NASA search for life beyond the solar system