Earth Like Water May Found on a Exoplanet New Study Sugged

Can the water which is on our earth, can it be the same elsewhere in this universe? This indication has been received from a new study. The study states that the exoplanet, which revolves around a small star about 50 light years from the earth, can contain the water required for our life. It is worth noting that such planets which do not revolve around our Sun, but are called anxoplanet. The ancient that is expected to contain water is called LHS 1140B.

The star that the Ecoplanet revolves is LHS 1140. He is a small and less bright star and is present in the Setus planetarium.

Scientists discovered LHS 1140B Ecoplanet in the year 2017. Since then it has been seen through many telescopes. Researchers now know that LHS 1140B is a rocky planet and is about 1.7 times wide than our earth.

One more thing has come to light from all the observations so far. LHS 1140B is not sufficiently dense. This means that either it should have too much water or it should have elements like hydrogen and helium.

However, researchers do not know what can happen in both of them right now. However, this secret may be revealed in the coming years. Powerful telescopes such as James Web Telescopes can be ascertained that if LHS 1140B has a water world, it can be the first choice of ancnet scientists in search of life out of our solar system. This study in the Estrophysical Journal Letters Publisher Has happened

In the past, another report revealed that liquid water could be present on the surface of the exoplanet for many billions of years even under various circumstances. Researchers at Burn University, Zurich University and National Center of Competition in Research (NCCR) gave this information in a study.