TRAPPIST-1 system

A New Light To The Life In TRAPPIST-1 Surfaces

Medicine & Technology Mar 06, 2017

Just last week, NASA announced about the TRAPPIST-1 system which has seven exoplanets where three are deemed to be habitable due to the presence of liquid water. With the recent finding of the Cornell University, it seems that a fourth planet can also be livable.

TRAPPIST-1 system

A New Light To The Life In TRAPPIST-1 Surfaces

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