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Climate Chaos Hits California With Unpredictable, Extreme Heat

Climate change is causing unusually severe hot days – known as extreme heat events. These are not your grandmothers’ summers! ....

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Scientists Think They Finally Know What's Been Causing Mysterious Moon Tremors

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We're on our way already: Astroboffins find 5 potentially habitable Tatooine-like planets from Kepler 'scope scans

Perhaps gigantic puffy exoplanets aren t as hostile to life as previously thought
Katyanna Quach
Fri 16 Apr 2021 // 06:04 UTC
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Astronomers believe five binary-star systems identified by NASA’s now-defunct Kepler Space Telescope could have the right properties to support extraterrestrial life, according to new calculations.
Life is far most likely to evolve on planets located within their system s habitable zone, just like Earth,” said Nikolaos Georgakarakos, first author of a paper on the planets, and a research associate at New York University Abu Dhabi.
“Here we investigate whether a habitable zone exists within nine known systems with two or more stars orbited by giant planets. We show for the first time that Kepler-34, -35, -64, -413 and especially Kepler-38 are suitable for hosting Earth-like worlds with oceans. ....

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