Astronomers Spot 3 Planets with Perfect Conditions for Life

Astronomers have found three planets that might be just right for life! These planets are in the “habitable zone” around their stars, meaning they could have the right temperatures for liquid water, which is super important for life. They’re not too hot and not too cold – kind of like Earth. Scientists are really excited because finding planets with the right conditions is a big step towards discovering alien life. Who knows? These planets might have their own versions of us out there!

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[theprolificnetwork]

Yeah but...
1. How will Humanity get there
2. What stage of its evolution is it in.
3. Do any of them have a host satellite that offer the same conditions of earth.
4. What's it chemical composition.

[Leopez]

I only know 2 other Planets than our Home Planet Earth with Perfect Conditions for life: Proxima B and K2-18B that Alpha Centauri's Planet Proxima B is the nearest from us and that's why my favourite Planet too can't wait i'm so excited to hear what's the 3th found Planet that can host Life with Bright Side everywhere is life! 😊❤

[MalisaDonnelly]

Instead of spending all the money and resources on finding habitable planets why aren't we trying harder to save the one great one we already have

[Greg-koow]

I think we'll invent a way to travel to other solar systems and planets that we can't get to at our current level of technology. It may take 100, 1, 000, 10, 000 years or more but we'll eventually find a way. Human ingenuity is nothing if not persistent.

[nighatsajjad]

Let’s appreciate bright side for such amazing content!!

[InfiniteDiscoveryOfficial]

The discovery of three new super-Earth planets is truly exciting! Finding a planet in the habitable zone around a Sun-like star is a significant step in the search for life beyond our solar system. Who knows, maybe one day we'll have a new home on one of these planets!

[poseiidon]

Only 55 light years? So it should only take us about 80, 000 years to get there…..nice 👍

[MrVamsheerudra]

Hi bright side! Fun fact I'm here 33 minutes after you posted this video!

[PhilipPlays]

Bright Side's videos are just amazing! Bright Side's da best! 💡💡

[valeriesnyder]

Of course there’s life on other planets, we are mistaken to believe we’re alone .

[PsillyApeUSA]

And of course we are mostly likely wrong about this. When we liked them the lenses of the JWST it proved we know absolutely nothing

[myhoyoki]

Not sure why he say our sun is yellow our sun is white its our atmosphere that make the sun red orange and then yellow and even if they do find one we want be able to live there do to the mass and gravity

[paulscott]

Why aren't we concerned with the planet Earth that we already live on. We should be fighting to keep it live able instead of causing this climate change crisis we are facing now.

[magdarivera]

Why are you talking about planets hundreds of light years away when we have a small planetary system a quarter on side to our solar system.

[davidweeden]

So we completely ruin this planet now we are off to the next eh

[richardshepard]

That is what you’re saying and how can we send no satellites over there to check it out we keep sending stuff away out of our goals of galaxy but not over to those planets. If what you’re saying was true we should’ve sent satellites over there to check it out.

[ayanokoji]

Let's go and spoil those planets😂

[MalisaDonnelly]

Our star is not a dwarf nor is it yellow or red, it's 30% bigger than a dwarf and is actually green 😮😮😮

[rogerhayes]

Bound to be life elsewhere but highly unlikely to be humanoid in form or shape, that can only have developed in our own environmental eco-system.
Equally probably between primitive and tadpoles.