Super Earth existence confirmed, living environment habitable

The Super Earth is confirmed and habitable, and foreign scientists have officially confirmed the news recently. The Super Earth is confirmed to have opened the door to human emigration, but don't be too early, because it is 22 light-years from Earth, and it takes 400,000 years to reach the Super Earth at 16-kilometer per second of the current spacecraft. It seems that the existence of the Super Earth, to the real immigrant alien, also requires a revolutionary breakthrough in science and technology.

The Super Earth is confirmed to have arrived in need of 400,000 years habitable

The "Gliese 581d" planet, known as the Super Earth, is about 3 times times the size of Earth, the first planet to be found outside the solar system, the Daily Mail of London reported March 6. It is 22 light-years from Earth and is a "neighbour" in the vastness of the universe. Interestingly, scholars used to think that it did not exist at all, and now the Super Earth is confirmed.

The Herschel Space Telescope of the European Space Agency found that clusters of large small objects (comets, etc.) on the periphery of another stellar system were not uncommon, and in early 2013 the telescope also observed the famous star system of the North Gate. Using an infrared-band observation technique, astronomers can estimate how many comets in the stellar system are destroyed after entering the inner orbit through a thick, dusty disk.

Scientists also hypothesized that collisions between planets orbiting the star system and comets these models show that there are 260 billion to 83 trillion small comets in thick disk-like materials around the North gate, and that the number of comets in the Oort cloud outside the solar system is considered similar. The observations also speculate on the evolution of the oceans on planets, extending the habitable and potentially habitable extrasolar planets of terrestrial planets.

In the absence of a stellar system of large-mass gaseous planets (such as Saturn and Jupiter), planets in the medial orbit can avoid bombardment by massive comets, whereas smaller, Neptune-like celestial bodies can stabilize small meteor showers. Because of this, the Gliese 581 and Virgo 61 stellar systems are being subjected to a long period of "siege" by a large number of small comets in the outer disk-like mass. Given the evolution of the Gliese 581 stellar systems for nearly 2 billion years, the medial orbital planets may have a reasonably large reserve of "water resources".

"Gliese 581d" around the "Gliese 581" revolution, and located in the latter's livable zone, is the human potential space migration choice, called "Super Earth." Professor Gilem Angrada-Ace Kude of Queen Mary University in the UK said: "The existence of ' Gliese 581d ' is of great importance because it is the first time we have found a planet like Earth in the habitable zone of another star." ”

The existence of "Gliese 581d" has been controversial. Astronomers received a signal from "Gliese 581d" as early as 2010. The 2014-year study by Pennsylvania State University researchers said the signals were "noise" from other planets 22 light-years from Earth, asserting that "Gliese 581d"-and its partners "Gliese 581g"-did not exist at all.

However, the latest study by British academics may turn the "Gliese 581d" into a "destiny". Researchers at Queen Mary University and the University of Hertfordshire say Penn State has applied the method of studying the planets to asteroids, possibly missing "Gliese 581d". With the help of more accurate research methods, British academics say it has been confirmed that "Gliese 581d" does exist.

For the Super Earth to be confirmed, Andrada Esse Kude said: "Scientists often discuss ways to interpret data, but I am confident that the ' Gliese 581d ' has been rotated in the orbit of ' Gliese 581 '.