American scientists have discovered 24 super livable planets, which are more livable than the earth or have extraterrestrial civilization.

The earth is the home of human beings and other living species. So far, mankind has not found any extraterrestrial life in the vast universe, let alone any planet with extraterrestrial life. So in the vast universe, is there really no livable planet like our earth suitable for the survival of alien life? Isn't there a planet where we humans and other life on earth can immigrate?

Most scientists don't think so. The reason why human beings have not discovered extraterrestrial life and livable planets is because our observation methods are still too backward! The universe is boundless and there are countless planets! There will always be livable planets similar to our earth, and scientists have made unremitting exploration in this regard. They have found that Kepler 452b, gliese 58 1d, gliese 58 1g, Kepler 186f, proxima b and other planets are probably livable!

According to foreign media reports, a research team from the United States and Germany published an article in the American Journal of Astrobiology on 10/0.5, saying that at least 24 planets outside the solar system have been found to be more livable than our earth.

Professor Deco Schulz Markucci, who works at Washington State University and Berlin Technical University, Germany, led the research on this livable exoplanet. In cooperation with researchers from Max Planck Institute of Solar System in Germany and Villanova University in the United States, he first determined the criteria for "super livable" exoplanets, including their age, mass, volume, surface temperature, atmospheric composition, whether they are in a livable zone, whether there is liquid water and so on. They screened 4,500 known extraterrestrial planets according to the standard, and screened 24 "super livable" planets.

Most of these 24 planets are 100 light years away. They are older than our earth, and you are relatively older, but the living conditions on them are better, because according to the existing observation data, many planets are warmer and wetter than the earth, which is likely to be similar to the environmental state of the tropical rain forest on the earth.

The main stars of these 24 super livable planets are mostly red dwarfs and orange dwarfs. Most of them appeared earlier than the sun and lived longer than the sun, which is also conducive to the evolution of more or even more advanced life species on the planet. Therefore, even the existence of extraterrestrial civilization cannot be ruled out on these planets.

Although these planets are probably more suitable for survival than our earth, it is difficult to measure the current level of human space technology development, and it is even unimaginable to carry out interstellar migration in the solar system within a hundred years. However, as long as human society can continue to develop steadily, the goal of interstellar migration will eventually be realized.

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Beijing Daily101October 6 article "More livable than the earth! Scientists have discovered 24 "super livable" planets.