Gaia Telescope Unveils Thousands of Exoplanets that Could Support Life, Just Like Earth
A recent study conducted by astronomers from the European Space Agency has revealed a startling discovery: our galaxy is teeming with planets that could be similar to Earth. Using data collected by the Gaia mission, the team identified over 300 exoplanets that could have Earth-like characteristics such as rocky surfaces, temperatures suitable for liquid water, and potential for life. This is an incredible breakthrough in the search for habitable planets in our Milky Way. The discovery of these potential Earth-like planets has opened up a world of possibilities for future exploration and research.
source: Phys.org