exoplanets

In the unfathomable depths of the cosmos, astronomers unveiled a celestial kaleidoscope of otherworldly wonders in 2024. Kepler-452b, a colossal gas planet, tantalized with its Earth-like atmosphere, hinting at the potential for life beyond our pale blue dot. TRAPPIST-1, a dwarf star, surpassed expectations with its seven Earth-sized exoplanets, three of which could potentially host liquid water. Even within our own solar system, Voyager 2 ventured beyond Pluto, reaching the interstellar void and revealing the true vastness of our cosmic backyard. The relentless curiosity of scientists has propelled us to the precipice of uncharted territories, expanding our understanding of the unfathomable mysteries that lie beyond our planet. However, the greatest discoveries often lie not in the definitive answers but in the endless questions they provoke.