Recently, scientists found a stunning ocean, but it is not on our planet. Only 100 light-years separate our world from the exoplanet TOI-1452 b, which is entirely formed of water and may be home to life.The planet has a similar appearance to Earth but is significantly larger and more massive.
It is situated at the ideal distance from its star, just like Earth is. As a result, the planet is just right—not too hot, nor too cold.Scientists think life can exist in the ocean, but they’re not sure what kind of life can endure there.
But this is not the first time that researchers have discovered a water-rich planet. Scientists have long been fascinated by the water bodies on some of Jupiter’s moons.
