Nearby Super-Earth HD 20794 d Identified as Potentially Inhabitable
- Scientists have discovered a super-Earth planet named HD 20794 d, which is six times larger than Earth and may have conditions suitable for life.
- The exoplanet was identified by Dr. Michael Cretignier from the University of Oxford while analyzing data from the La Silla Observatory in Chile.
- The planet orbits in the habitable zone of a nearby star, located 20 light-years away, suggesting it could sustain water on its surface.
- Researchers believe HD 20794 d could be crucial for future missions to detect signs of life outside our solar system.
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