TRAPPIST-1

NASA Telescope Reveals Seven Earth-sized Planets Around Single Star

NASA Finally Releases Its Raw Data From Our Sister Solar System And Here’s What You Have To Know

Considering that NASA have recently uncovered one of their major discoveries to have ever been made so far, what are the other details that we have to know about our so-called ‘sister solar system’? How habitable are these seven newly discovered planets? Here’s what authorities have to say

NASA 7 Planets: Core Emerging Facts NASA Wants You to Know

NASA 7 planets and Trappist-1 are terms trending now online following NASA’s press conference to announce the latest discovery of a dwarf star with seven planets orbiting it. NASA has found over 2,000 exoplanets since its establishment several decades ago, but it continues to investigate if any of these is habitable to life in any forms. The latest discovery of dwarf star Trappist-1 and its seven orbiting worlds pose an interesting knowledge to space teachers and students alike.

Trappist-1 Exoplanets Could Hold Life

Astronomers continue to look for life in space. A new discovery might hold much promise, as Trappist-1 likely could hold life.

NASA News: NASA Discovers A New Solar System With 7 Earth-Like Planets

Following after their teaser about a major discovery, NASA's quest for deep space exploration finally paid off. However, what are these so-called seven earth-like planets in a new solar system that NASA has been talking about? Have we just found ourselves a new home? Here's what experts have to say

NASA Press Conference: What They Said, What We Should Know

NASA press conference that held a few hours back has yielded a lot of good tidings to space enthusiasts from across the world. The organizers of the news conference revealed that NASA has discovered seven planets the size of our Earth nearly 40 light-years away from us. The seven planets are orbiting a dwarf star identified as Trappist-1, and three of these planets are capable of supporting life in various forms.