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Space scientists have discovered an exoplanet where the heat is low and the possibility of life has also been reported to be high.

Is there any other planet in space other than Earth on which life exists or is likely to thrive? This is a question that is most important to space scientists. Because every person interested in space must have such a question in the mind that there is a possibility of life anywhere other than Earth? The answer has been found and reportedly the answer is - yes! Scientists have told about an exoplanet where the possibility of life has been found.

Space scientists have discovered an exoplanet where the heat is low and the possibility of life has also been reported to be high. The name of this exoplanet is Wolf 1069b. Exoplanets are planets that exist outside our solar system but revolve around a star in the same way that the planets in our solar system revolve around the sun. Wolf 1069b is located 31 light-years away from Earth. It's almost the same as Earth.

Diana Kosakovsky, a scientist at the Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA) in Germany, said that it is circling around its star, and the team hopes that there is a lot of possibility of atmosphere on it. Diana said that there is not much ultraviolet radiation present on the exoplanet, so it is very likely that its atmosphere is left. The study has been published in Astronomy and Astrophysics. Wolf 1069b looks as big as Earth in size and weight. It completes its star orbit in 15.6 days. That is, the earth which rotates in 365 days, it completes it in just about 16 days.

The study says that even though it is very close to its star, it is still receiving only 65% of the radiation that the earth is receiving from its star i.e. the sun. Therefore, its surface is cold. It is orange in color. This shows that there is less heat on it. According to Diana, a star orbiting the Red Dwarf star may have the potential to survive, even if it is circling its star closer to Earth. Scientists have deployed a device called CARMENES to search for other such planets so that more planets with the potential for life like Earth can be found.