Space Daily·3 min read·medium
Astronomers searching for alien life aimed the James Webb Space Telescope at K2-18 b, a potentially ocean-bearing world 124 light-years away, and found tentative signs of gases associated on Earth wit
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Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have identified tentative spectral signatures of dimethyl sulphide on the exoplanet K2-18 b. While these gases are associated with marine life on Earth, researchers emphasize that this is not a confirmed detection of alien life and requires further study.
A faint spectral signature hinting at gases tied to Earth's ocean life has scientists arguing whether we're seeing biosignatures or just chemistry.
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