Unstable exomoons may pose a diffculty for life on some planets

 Image courtesy of NASA/SOFIA/Lynette Cook). 

Joel Kontinen 

According to evolution, alien planets may collide with their own moons, They may be doing so regularly, 

Recently, a study  published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Societyion, alien planets may collide with their own moonsto show that collisions between exoplanets and their moons (called exomoons) may actually be a regular occurrence. These may be disaustous for any life on those planets, just like a Mars did for early Earth,  according to evolution. 

Source:

Lewis Briley.  2023, Unstable' moons may be obliterating alien life across the universe  Live Science 15 March

Astronomers say they have found an exomoon orbiting a super Jupiter

 

Image courtesy of Helena Valenzuela Widerström. 

Joel Kontinen

Astronomers say they have spotted signs of what may be an enormous exomoon orbiting a planet more than 5000 light years away. If it is real, it could be the first exomoon we have found, but the detection isn’t conclusive.

This exomoon may be orbiting a planet called Kepler-1708b. 

 David Kipping and his colleagues found an exomoon orbiting a planet known as a super-Jupiter.  

 Some astronomers, like Rene Heller, are not so sure the finding is an exomoon. There are many things in the universe that baffle a human mind.

 Source:

Crane, Leah. 2022. Astronomers may have found a huge moon around a Jupiter-like exoplanet. New Scientist 13 January