Ross Andersen

The Atlantic

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Science, Technology, and Health Editor for the Atlantic.

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An earth-sized planet has been discovered about 11 light years away. Scientists say it could be warm enough to sustain life if it happens to have the right atmosphere.

China on the hunt for ET

An earth-sized planet has been discovered about 11 light years away. Scientists say it could be warm enough to sustain life if it happens to have the right atmosphere.

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