NASA has discovered a solar system with seven doppelgangers of Earth
Our beloved Earth is no more alone in this entire universe to hold the living burden but seven other that may moderate water and so life too.
The newly-found solar system consist of seven Earth-sized planets. Astronomers are yet not sure about all of them to subsume water, though three of the planets are surrounded by the habitual zone, it’s the area around the star that contains liquid water.
Isn't it amazing to wonder what type of life would exist there? Or one day we may be able to get there and jewel the new surroundings.
The solar system is 40 light-years away from our solar system. But pecking the order in a cosmic scale means that it’s just like our next door neighbor. Well, actually it would take hundreds of millions year to get to our neighbor but hopefully, the coming technology would take us there faster than ever.
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