NASA Discovered 7 Earth-Like Planets Around A Star In Habitable Zone, But…
Just a few minutes ago, NASA revealed they have found seven Earth-like planets just 40 light years away in a habitable zone.Some might even be water-rich and habitable for life.
. But there is a big problem with this announcement: We already know much more than this, including that life exists outside of Earth. “It’s the first time that so many planets of this kind are found around a same star,” Michaël Gillon, the lead author of the Nature paper announcing the discovery, said in a press conference. “The seven planets ... could have some liquid water and maybe life on the surface.” The seven exoplanets orbit a star in the constellation Aquarius called Trappist-1. And it’s a solar system said to differ greatly from our own.
Their sun, or ‘star’, has scientists fascinated because it is much smaller than our own, with an estimated one-tenth the mass of our sun and about one-thousandth its brightness.
The good news for potential life on those planets is that the star’s low mass allows its planets to orbit it very closely and remain in the habitable zone. NASA seems to be holding back. Why? Information is obviously controlled and let out very slowly for specific reasons, and that could be a good thing. But at the same time, they have been hiding the truth from the public for a very long time. This has been proven through the bevy of military, intelligence community, and even NASA whistleblowers who have come forth talking about this secrecy, as well as the known fact of life beyond Earth. You can find out more about this in the Exopolitics section of CE. We are going to head over to NASA’s AMA on Reddit and are going to ask questions about extraterrestrial life in an attempt to get answers and raise awareness. Please join us and ask away. Please be kind, respectful and use facts. Scan this section of our site to grab some great facts. Here is an example of a high ranking testimony about known ET races. More updates to come soon! .
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