Astrologers found near the Earth's double Venus
A group of astrologers from the Institute of Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of science and technology found closest to the Solar system exoplanets in the milky Way. It is extremely similar to Venus.
As said in "bi-Bi-si", a rocky planet, still popular under the name GJ 1132b, approximately the same size, and Venus, revolves around the star 39 light years from Earth. Based on the beliefs of astronomy is conventionally a small distance that will allow to analyze the atmosphere of that planet with the next generation of telescopes, which already is in development.
While only very large objects can be investigated from the Ground. Professionals anxiously await getting to know planet the size of GJ 1132b, because it will allow them to qualify, is there life outside the Solar system. And yet, as GJ 1132b is located at a distance of 39 light years from Earth (370 trillion km), it is unlikely that it will be possible to send a spaceship.
The orbit of GJ 1132b is so close to its star that 1 year on this planet lasts only 1.6 earth days. Accordingly, as said 1 from the finder of her researchers, she "continually is in the oven". This means that, if GJ 1132b and had water, she had long ago evaporated. However, this planet could survive the atmosphere. This makes GJ 1132b more like Venus than on Earth, although the temperature on Venus is approximately 7 times lower.
Although unlikely any life on GJ 1132b, astrologers believe that the scientific research can be acquired necessary skills for further study habitable planets.
|
