According to astronomers, their discovery proves that the earth scenario origin of life is not unique in the Universe. In addition, some planets are potentially habitable to them. Is farthest from its sun, the planet must have a dense atmosphere and liquid ocean hidden under the ice. Planets are near ultrahydrogel red dwarf TRAPPIST-1, which is at a distance of 39.5 light-years from the Solar system.
The fact some exoplanets similar to earth have been found does not mean or proof that the same events that happen on planet earth happen on those planets since there are many unknown variables about how life began in this planet. 
Topic: Astronomers have discovered 7 planets similar to earth - page 2. (Read 1123 times)
Yeah, more possibility of there having alien life somewhere in this big universe
Your right dude.Im believe that we are not alone in this universe.
And I believe that governments hide that from ours.
We're definetely not alone in this universe, it's simply impossible. That "government hides aliens from us" is false on many levels. Firstly, if aliens are to come here they'd probably make an impact governments couldn't be able to hide, and that scenario is simply easily described with a human and an ant hill. You just walk pass by it, see a primitive life and move on and also if you wanted to, you can destroy them all in an instant.. and we're those ants. But who knows what's out there.
Yeah, more possibility of there having alien life somewhere in this big universe
Your right dude.Im believe that we are not alone in this universe.
And I believe that governments hide that from ours.
Yeah, more possibility of there having alien life somewhere in this big universe
According to astronomers, their discovery proves that the earth scenario origin of life is not unique in the Universe. In addition, some planets are potentially habitable to them. Is farthest from its sun, the planet must have a dense atmosphere and liquid ocean hidden under the ice. Planets are near ultrahydrogel red dwarf TRAPPIST-1, which is at a distance of 39.5 light-years from the Solar system.
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