Fuente TRAPPIST-1 es una estrella tipo enana roja ultra-fría que es ligeramente mayor, pero mucho más masiva, que el planeta Júpiter, y está localizada a unos 40 años-luz del Sol en dirección a la constelación

Crédito: NASA/R. Hurt/T. Pyle. Fuente La imágen superior sirve de comparación entre los tamaños de los planetas del sistema estelar TRAPPIST-1, enfilados en orden de distancia creciente a su estrella.

The seven Earth-size planets of TRAPPIST-1 are all mostly made of rock, with some having the potential to hold more water than Earth, according to a new study published in the journal Astronomy and

Image Source The artistic concept of how one of the TRAPPIST-1 planets would look, according to the available data on their sizes, masses and orbital distances. Life could have evolved on at least three

Esta ilustración muestra lo que el sistema TRAPPIST-1 podría ser similar a partir de un punto cercano planeta TRAPPIST-1f (a la derecha). Crédito de la imagen: NASA / JPL-Caltech Si queremos saber más

A team of international researchers .Who were part of the crew that Discovered the Trappist-1 system has found the smallest Star in our Galaxy.Dubbed EBLM JO555-57Ab. the tiny Star is a Little Larger than

Watercolor, 2017, by Juan Cruz Siucatti Earlier this year, NASA revealed the largest batch of earth-size, located in an habitable zone planets, all around a single star. This exoplanet system is called