Nasa Finds 17 Exoplanets Could have Oceans of Liquid Water New Study

Scientists are searching for ‘Exoplanets’ in search of life outside the earth. Such planets that do not revolve around our Sun, but are called an examplanet. A recent study by the US Space Agency NASA has detected 17 examplanets. It is estimated that a ocean may be hidden under the ice cubes present in these planets. Scientists from all over the world have so far detected hundreds of exoplanets, but none of them met their stars at the distance where life is possible.

Spacedotcom Report It has been said that life can be possible in liquid oceans on other planets. In our solar system, liquid oceans have been confirmed in the Moon of the planets, but if they are presented in the exoplanets, missions can be sent to find out the possibilities of life in future.

According to NASA, under a recent study, its science team calculated the amount of geyser activity on exoplanet. NASA stated that scientists identified two exoplanets, where the liquid explosion signs could be discovered from under the ice cubes. NASA detected a total of 17 examplanets where the world may be present under ice.

The study has also shown that these exoplanets are almost earth -shaped, but less dense and more cold. This shows that their surface is covered with snow. Scientists have mentioned two ecceninets- ‘Proxima Centa Santori B’ and ‘LHS 1140B’. He says that there can be several thousand times more than the Moon Europea of ​​Geyser Activity Jupiter.

But whether life can be possible in these places, it needs to be further studied to find out.