science 🪐 Two new exoplanets found near red dwarf star
Scientists confirmed two new exoplanets orbiting the red dwarf star TOI-1752, located about 337 light-years from Earth. The planets, TOI-1752 b and TOI-1752 c, were confirmed by an international team led by Alberto Peláez Torres. TOI-1752 b is a scorching hot world potentially covered in lava, while TOI-1752 c is in an optimistic habitable zone. TOI-1752 c has a radius of 2.29 times Earth's and takes 32.7 days to orbit its star. Future observations with telescopes like JWST will investigate if TOI-1752 c can support liquid water.