James Webb Telescope Discovers Alien Planets In The Distant Universe!

James Webb Telescope Discovers Alien Planets In The Distant Universe!

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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has made significant discoveries of alien planets in the distant universe. Using JWST, scientists analyze the atmospheres of planets to determine if they can sustain life. JWST has detected over 5,000 exoplanets in different systems and uses various methods, including Transiting Exoplanet Detection, to identify them. The telescope provides data on the composition of exoplanet atmospheres, searching for signs of life-sustaining conditions and specific chemicals. One exoplanet, WASP-39b, was found to have carbon dioxide in its atmosphere but is not a good candidate for life due to its extreme temperature. Another promising discovery is LHS 475b, a rocky exoplanet similar in size to Earth but with a hotter surface. Further analysis is needed to determine if it has an atmosphere. JWST's capabilities offer valuable insights into molecular detection and the search for extraterrestrial life.

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Other forms of life? I keep hearing that argument but nobody ever gave an example of what this other form of life could be. We pretty much define life as having capacity of growth, reproduction and functional activity, but we agreed that all of those are localized instances of fighting against entropy. So tell me, what would this other form of life be so that we would still consider it a form of life yet that it would be so unrecognizable? It has to be matter, and if the matter is fighting entropy then its obviously just life, if it didn't fight entropy it wouldn't be alive.