Is this the most important planet outside the solar system?

Wednesday, November 11, 2015 - 14:10 in Astronomy & Space

A small planet, just a bit bigger than Earth, has been spotted in our stellar neighborhood, just 39 light-years away.  Known as GJ 1132b, it is the closest rocky exoplanet to have ever been found, and astronomers say it could provide our most in-depth look yet at an alien world not so different...

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