Bulletin: The telescope dedicated to the search for exoplanets reveals the presence of eight super-Earths! A possible indication of life has been spotted! Super-Earths represent exoplanets that surpass our planet in terms of mass and size, while remaining smaller than gas giants such as Jupiter and Saturn. The question remains: could a super-Earth be the long-awaited Earth 2.0? The search for Earth 2.0 remains one of the major challenges in astronomy. This term designates an exoplanet with notable similarities to our own planet, both in terms of composition, atmosphere and size. However, the search for planets smaller than the gas giants, such as Jupiter and Saturn, is more complex. This partly explains why frequently discovered exoplanets are often gas giants. Earth-sized planets, or even smaller ones like Mars, are identified less frequently, mainly because current detection techniques are more effective for larger objects. The TESS space telescope, dedicated to the search for exopl
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A few tremors are consequential convulsions of nineteenth century quakes, concentrating on finds.
A few tremors are consequential convulsions of nineteenth century quakes, concentrating on finds. The discoveries of a review distributed in the "Diary of Geophysical Exploration: Strong Earth" illuminate us that some regarding the seismic tremors raising a ruckus around town States today could be consequential convulsions of quakes that happened during the 1800s. In the mid 1970s, meteorologist Edward Lorenz posed the accompanying inquiry: "Might the fluttering of a butterfly's wings in Brazil at any point cause a tropical storm in Texas?" A notable inquiry today which proposes that a variable that one could believe is unimportant has the ability to prompt a chain of causality on the size of our blue planet. Could this standard, confirmed at the geological level, be applied on a transient scale? All the more unequivocally, might an occasion that happened during the nineteenth hundred years at some point have repercussions in our ongoing social orders? This is
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