The radio signal of exoplanet recently picked up by Cornell University team opens doors to find new inhabitable worlds in space. The reading came from the Tau Boötes system and indicates that the distant planet has a strong magnetic field to protect its atmosphere from solar radiation. As scientists managed to listen to this emission coming...
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The radio signal of exoplanet recently picked up by Cornell University team opens doors to find new inhabitable worlds in space. The reading came from the Tau Boötes system and indicates that the distant planet has a strong magnetic field to protect its atmosphere from solar radiation. As scientists managed to listen to this emission coming...