Scientists discover 2 Habitable "Earth-like" Planets
By Royson
@Royson (7)
April 20, 2013 1:57pm CST
Us Space space Agency "NASA" 2 of the habitable planets outside our solar system. Scientists say the 2 "earth-like" planets are the right size and right distance from parent start "Sun" so it's likely to find liquid water on their surface.
This is probably the closest scientist have come do discovering extraterrestrial life.
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4 responses
@Kathy1981 (157)
• United States
21 Apr 13
I read that on AOL and I think it would be really neat if there were people and animals living there. Or if we could go to that planet to live somedy.
- joking, have a nice day. 
@LegalAlien (641)
• Serbia
20 Apr 13
Awesome!!! :D
Come on build some ships come on now come on now..... :D
@Bluedoll (16774)
• Canada
20 Apr 13
Often scientific findings are exaggerated. That is not to say that the work scientists is not valuable. It is just that the ones doing the reporting of the findings are not doing the scientists justice. If we research more we will find that they actually do not make such claims as finding life or even water.
In fact what we are looking at are two very small dots. They are stars not planets and they emit light that shutters ever so slightly. This may indicate that planets are around them. We can not see the planets because they are so very far away.
@subhojit10 (7375)
• India
20 Apr 13
yes u are absolutely right, scientists have done a great job. in fact the research for finding a habitable planet other than earth has been going on since years and this might just be a breakthrough for them, i hope now the satellites would be sent to those planets to detect the presence of life or water on it.
