The JWST Has Detected Signs of Life on K2-18B, 120 Light-Years Away… But There’s a Problem!

Its star is a good candidate for hosting life because its habitable zone extends inside the solar system, and could therefore be the environment. The planet has indicated it could be a place for life by finding such things as methane and CO2 in its atmosphere. With its over eight times the mass of the Earth compounded by (potentially ground breaking) high pressure and even murkier atmosphere, K2-18b is becoming a prodigious area to study the universe and find life in other.

But who would have thought that just 120 light years from us, one has just been found that is the site for the first signs of life. It’s once again an absolute masterpiece of the James Webb Space Telescope.

This miracle of technology had eyes placed in sharp areas that saw distant world and found first signs of extraterrestrial life in that world.

The exoplanet K2-18b has been shocking science since the first analyzes: And that’s a rich water planet, apparently, and the kind of planet that should have a lot more life than our Earth!