NASA discovers 'super-Earth' 137-light years away in a habitable zone that could sustain life

NASA announces potentially habitable ‘super-Earth,’ only 137 light-years away

"Super-Earth" only 137 light-years away from our planet could be potentially habitable, NASA says.

NASA found a super-Earth. It's in a tantalizing place.

NASA's TESS telescope discovered a "super-Earth" exoplanet orbiting a small star just some 137 light-years away. The planet, called TOI-715 b, could potentially be a habitable world.

Astronomers find a new "super-Earth" in a habitable zone only 136 light-years away

Researchers found a new "super-Earth" sitting in its star's goldilock zone. Could it harbor life?

New 'super-Earth' discovered in 'fairly close' solar system, NASA says

The exoplanet is "about one and a half times as wide as Earth" and in a system that is only 137 light-years away.

NASA exoplanet telescope discovers 'super-Earth' in its star's Goldilocks zone

NASA's exoplanet-hunting spacecraft TESS has spotted a 'super-Earth' in the habitable zone of its red dwarf star, with indications it may have Earth-sized company.

NASA has discovered a “super-Earth” that could be habitable.