Didier Queloz, Nobel in Physics and Exoplanets Expert: "Finding a 'Sister Earth' Is a Challenge for the Next 20 Years"
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This star must have an atmosphere capable of regulating heat, certain essential chemical elements and an adequate distance from its sun. More information: Milestone in the search for life beyond the stars: they detect atmosphere for the first time on a planet similar to Earth
The search for planets that meet the necessary conditions to be potentially habitable is one of humanity’s great challenges. The scientific community is working to shed light on this mystery in the coming decades: to clarify whether the Earth is an exception or whether life may have flourished in other corners of the universe. The Queloz (Nobel of Physics) entry: “Finding a ‘Sister Earth’ is a challenge for the next 20 years” was first published…
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