"NASA’s Webb Telescope finds hints of life on exoplanet" Topic

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Parzival	13 Sep 2023 8:24 p.m. PST
link It's not certain by any means, but the space telescope may have detected dimethyl sulfide, a molecule solely produced by living organisms (phytoplankton). The world is 120 light years away, in the "habitable zone" of its mother star, and potentially has a significant water ocean.

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