Extremely Large Telescope will reveal if alien worlds can survive the death of a star | ||
Thursday, 7 May 2020 ()
 The next generation of telescopes could soon allow astronomers to examine worlds orbiting dead stars for signs of life. Planets orbiting white dwarfs should be dead — at least one star in their system ran out of fuel and collapsed before expanding back outward, swallowing any nearby worlds. Afterward, the dying star collapsed again, squeezing the star — as massive as the Sun — down to the size of Earth. A new generation of telescopes, soon to come both on the ground and in space, will allow astronomers to investigate the atmospheres of alien worlds. The Extremely Large Telescope (ELT)…This story continues at The Next Web |
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