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We've all heard about the search for life on other planets, but what about looking on other moons? In a paper published Wednesday (June 13) in The Astrophysical Journal, researchers at the University of California, Riverside and the University of Southern Queensland have identified more than 100 giant planetsthat potentially host moons capable of supporting life. Their work will guide the design of future telescopes that can detect these potential moons and look for tell-tale signs of life, called biosignatures, in their atmospheres.
Since the 2009 launch of NASA's Kepler telescope, scientists have identified thousands of planets outside our solar system, which are called exoplanets. A primary goal of the Kepler mission is to identify planets that are in the habitable zones of their stars, meaning it's neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water—and potentially life—to exist.
Terrestrial (rocky) planets are prime targets in the quest to find life because some of them might be geologically and atmospherically similar to Earth. Another place to look is the many gas giants identified during the Kepler mission. While not a candidate for life themselves, Jupiter-like planets in the habitable zone may harbor rocky moons, called exomoons, that could sustain life.
"There are currently 175 known moons orbiting the eight planets in our solar system. While most of these moons orbit Saturn and Jupiter, which are outside the Sun's habitable zone, that may not be the case in other solar systems," said Stephen Kane, an associate professor of planetary astrophysics and a member of the UCR's Alternative Earths Astrobiology Center. "Including rocky exomoons in our search for life in space will greatly expand the places we can look."
The researchers identified 121 giant planets that have orbits within the habitable zones of their stars. At more than three times the radii of the Earth, these gaseous planets are less common than terrestrial planets, but each is expected to host several large moons.
Scientists have speculated that exomoons might provide a favorable environment for life, perhaps even better than Earth. That's because they receive energy not only from their star, but also from radiation reflected from their planet. Until now, no exomoons have been confirmed.
"Now that we have created a database of the known giant planets in the habitable zone of their star, observations of the best candidates for hosting potential exomoons will be made to help refine the expected exomoon properties. Our follow-up studies will help inform future telescope design so that we can detect these moons, study their properties, and look for signs of life," said Michelle Hill, an undergraduate student at the University of Southern Queensland who is working with Kane and will join UCR's graduate program in the fall.
Since the 2009 launch of NASA's Kepler telescope, scientists have identified thousands of planets outside our solar system, which are called exoplanets. A primary goal of the Kepler mission is to identify planets that are in the habitable zones of their stars, meaning it's neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water—and potentially life—to exist.
Terrestrial (rocky) planets are prime targets in the quest to find life because some of them might be geologically and atmospherically similar to Earth. Another place to look is the many gas giants identified during the Kepler mission. While not a candidate for life themselves, Jupiter-like planets in the habitable zone may harbor rocky moons, called exomoons, that could sustain life.
"There are currently 175 known moons orbiting the eight planets in our solar system. While most of these moons orbit Saturn and Jupiter, which are outside the Sun's habitable zone, that may not be the case in other solar systems," said Stephen Kane, an associate professor of planetary astrophysics and a member of the UCR's Alternative Earths Astrobiology Center. "Including rocky exomoons in our search for life in space will greatly expand the places we can look."
The researchers identified 121 giant planets that have orbits within the habitable zones of their stars. At more than three times the radii of the Earth, these gaseous planets are less common than terrestrial planets, but each is expected to host several large moons.
Scientists have speculated that exomoons might provide a favorable environment for life, perhaps even better than Earth. That's because they receive energy not only from their star, but also from radiation reflected from their planet. Until now, no exomoons have been confirmed.
"Now that we have created a database of the known giant planets in the habitable zone of their star, observations of the best candidates for hosting potential exomoons will be made to help refine the expected exomoon properties. Our follow-up studies will help inform future telescope design so that we can detect these moons, study their properties, and look for signs of life," said Michelle Hill, an undergraduate student at the University of Southern Queensland who is working with Kane and will join UCR's graduate program in the fall.
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How to get a radiant glow, banish wrinkles, and keep skin supple and soft—one bite at a time. This article takes a look at 25 of the best foods for keeping your skin healthy.
http://www.herbsmedicines.com/25-best-foods-for-your-skin/
http://www.herbsmedicines.com/25-best-foods-for-your-skin/
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In case you haven’t already been on your Nintendo 3DS today you probably won’t have spotted that there’s a new firmware update available for the handheld platform. The latest update brings it to Version 11.7.0-40. As expected, there aren’t any new…
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A new study suggests that marriage may prevent heart disease and stroke, as well as prolong life for people who had a heart attack. #HeartDisease
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Former FBI Director James Comey has once again blasted Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server as US secretary of state, saying that she still "doesn’t understand" why she was under FBI investigation.
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Gregg Popovich went to Los Angeles to meet with Kawhi Leonard, report says: Kawhi Leonard has reportedly told people he did not want to meet with the Spurs and mend fences. http://dlvr.it/QXt52L
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Verizon Galaxy S8, S8 Plus getting new update with Wi-Fi Calling Auto-On feature #Verizon #GalaxyS8 #GalaxyS8Plus
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Your food choices may be the most influential variable you can control that relates to the health, vitality, and functionality of your precious brain. This article lists 10 best foods that boost your brain.
https://www.healthuses.com/10-foods-boost-brain-health/
https://www.healthuses.com/10-foods-boost-brain-health/
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Many were surprised at E3 when Dragon Quest XI for the PlayStation 4 was shown at the event but the missing in action Nintendo Switch version of the game wasn’t even mentioned. Polygon caught up with Dragon Quest XI director Takeshi Uchikawa and producers…
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Astros' win streak ends at 12: The Astros will not set a new franchise record for consecutive wins. At least not tonight. http://dlvr.it/QXt5hf
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Richard Petty on Bubba Wallace's rookie season: 'I think we will all get better': Darrell "Bubba" Wallace Jr. signed with Richard Petty Motorsports for 2018 and is battling for top rookie honors with William Byron. http://dlvr.it/QXsp3l
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This analysis is based on #Windows Defender 4.8 and tests carried out in April 2018. Results will inevitably vary over time, but we’ll be doing our best to keep on top of them. #opinions #software #security #antivirus
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