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· does alien life exist on an exoplanet? · researchers said theyd detected sulphur-based gases that, on earth, are strongly associated with life. · the search for life beyond the solar system is heating up. · hopes of finding alien life on planet k2-18b are rapidly fading, as new observations appear to show no detectable evidence of the biomolecule previous studies had seen hints of. · although astronomers have no evidence of life on k2-18 b, they say this cool, water-rich world is a very intriguing object. · for starters, there are questions about whether k2-18 b even has water — or a surface where anything could live. · in 2023, debate erupted in the astronomy community about whether life could exist on an exoplanet called k2-18b. Modelling studies of it and similar planets suggest that they … · the group found a robust detection of methane and carbon dioxide in k2-18 bs atmosphere, but no water vapor. · a cambridge university team using nasa’s james webb space telescope to study the k2-18b exoplanet has found signs of molecules that – on earth – can only be made … · a new nasa-led study finds inconclusive evidence for a tantalizing ‘life signal’ on exoplanet k2-18 b, highlighting the profound challenges in the search for life beyond earth. Though biosignatures around super-earth k2-18b remain unconfirmed, the jwst has found the planet could be a … But the research caused an uproar in astronomy circles because other … · claims that extraterrestrial life may exist on the exoplanet k2-18b face new challenges from james webb space telescope data. A research team now rejects this twice over. On tiktok, a university of oxford astrophysicist cast doubt that extraterrestrial life may exist on k2-18b. · the rich data from k2-18 b make it a tantalizing world, said christopher glein, principal scientist at the space science division of the southwest research institute in texas. Further study will help us understand how oceanic … · no life but lots of water – latest observations from controversial planet k2-18b this planet had been reported as sporting “biosignatures”. · the alleged detection of dimethyl disulphide on an exoplanet caused a stir in april.
