Scientists have spent a great deal of time studying the wealth of Earth-like planets floating out in space. These planets have generated a great deal of excitement due to the possibility of them harboring life. That is, until now. A recent study shows those worlds might be too hot to sustain life. NASA and SpaceX doesn’t seem to be changing any travel plans soon, implying that the hunt for devil aliens is on.
EARTH-LIKE PLANETS PERFECT FOR DEVIL ALIENS
According to a new study from Space, scientists indicate that several exoplanets resembling Earth that orbit a red dwarf star may be hotter than suspected. At first, the stars in the oddly named “Goldilocks Zone” were the perfect distance away from a star for liquid water to exist. Unfortunately for that theory, those Earth-like planets seem to have atmospheres that trap a large amount of heat, basically turning into a cosmic crock pot. Cringeworthy metaphors aside, NASA and SpaceX still seem to have the desire to explore these potential planets and beyond in hopes to find devil aliens.
DEMONIC BEINGS SHOULD NOT BE RULED OUT
Perhaps this is just the inner science fiction child screaming out but let us not rule out the possibility that devil aliens who thrive in hot environments just might be out there. Neither NASA or SpaceX have even got to Mars yet so who are they to think the impossible is impossible? Is it highly unlikely that devil aliens are tormenting the lives of sinners in their fire eclipsed planet far out in space? Yes, but that shouldn’t stop NASA, SpaceX or anyone else from exploring. It’s quite possible that these Earth-like planets are inhabitable but the chance of finding life is still out there.
A NEW HOPE FOR NASA AND SPACEX
There is good news for NASA and SpaceX. According to modeling work, there are still prospects out there that could sustain life. What scientists have to look at are smaller planets. Worlds about the size of Mars. These worlds can be found in the same red dwarf “Goldilocks Zones” but because of their size, can not hold on to their air. That would allow some heat to escape and possibly create a temperature enough environment for life to thrive. This generates a new hope for space exploration. It would still be cool to find devil aliens, though.
