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Earth-like Planet 1,200 Light Years Away Capable of Sustaining Life, UCLA Study Shows
A new study reveals that an exoplanet located in the outermost region of a five-planet system 1,200 might years away of Earth may contain an ocean, making it capable of sustaining life.
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