Proxima Centauri
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Scientists Say This Tantalizingly Close Exoplanet Could Be Very Habitable
There's a new exoplanet that's shown to be highly habitable, and it's just a stone's throw away from Earth. Proxima Centauri b orbits the closest star to the solar system, the red dwarf star Proxima Centauri.
Latest Research Articles
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NASA Expected to Reveal a 'Major' Discovery Beyond the Solar System in a Press Conference
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Ocean World Nearby: Near-Earth Exoplanet Proxima B Could Have a Lot of Water
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New Evidence Shows Proxima B Could Really Be Habitable
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Scientists to Send Messages to Alien Worlds by 2018
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Massive ‘Extinction-Level’ Flares Could Be Blasting at Proxima B
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Incredible Antimatter Engine Could Send Humans To Deep Space In Amazing Speed
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Stephen Hawking's Breakthrough Listen Adds a New Alien-Hunting Telescope
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Too Much Water Makes Exoplanets 'Less Habitable'
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Potential Abundance of Water in Proxima B Increases Chance of Habitability, Alien Life
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Proxima Centauri Might be More Similar to Our Sun Than Previously Thought
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Telescope to Hunt for Earth-like Planet, Alien Life in Alpha Centauri
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Another Earth: Why Exoplanet Proxima B Could Support Alien Life
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