Artist’s impression of the planet TRAPPIST-1e. Image courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech.
Joel Kontinen
Some evolutionists think that a Trappist star system could
harbour life. TRAPPIST-1 is a small red dwarf star with at least seven planets.
Found in 2016, it is
situated 40 light years from us. It lies
within the Goldilocks zone where life is expected to flourish. and it may have a nitrogen-rich atmosphere like Earth’s.
TRAPPIST-1 is a red dwarf, it is much cooler than our own
sun, making the readings more complex. For instance, chemicals like water that
could indicate a hospitable atmosphere might actually be present in the star itself.
But intelligent design might not be present on the exoplanet,
that would make it not habitable for life.
Source:
Matthew Sparkes 2025 Exoplanet 40 light years from Earth may have right conditions for life | New Scientist 8 September
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