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Life on a red dwarf planet 120 light-years away: is it really there?

Summary by Deník N
Science has no evidence yet of the existence of life beyond Earth. Astronomers from Cambridge now claim to have found a planet that is “teeming with life,” which they say is an important moment not only for science, but especially for humanity. Other experts think it would be a good idea to calm down a bit.
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Life on a red dwarf planet 120 light-years away: is it really there?

Science has no evidence yet of the existence of life beyond Earth. Astronomers from Cambridge now claim to have found a planet that is “teeming with life,” which they say is an important moment not only for science, but especially for humanity. Other experts think it would be a good idea to calm down a bit.

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Deník N broke the news in on Saturday, April 19, 2025.
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