The closest rocky planet (GJ1132b) like our Earth has been discovered, 40 light years out - revolving close in to an M-dwarf star about half the size of our Sun. It was uncovered by the MEarth-South telescope array on Cerro Tololo in Chile.
The closest rocky planet (GJ1132b) like our Earth has been discovered, 40 light years out - revolving close in to an M-dwarf star about half the size of our Sun. It was uncovered by the MEarth-South telescope array on Cerro Tololo in Chile.
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