Using a radio telescope, the scientists detected a recurring radio signal from exoplanet YZ Ceti b, located approximately 70.5 trillion miles from Earth. They speculate that these waves could be ...

The team tracked the signal back to a strange binary system containing a dead star or " white dwarf " and a red dwarf stellar companion. The radio pulse repeats every 2 hours and was first detected a ...

Researchers suggest that certain gases detected in the atmospheres of exoplanets could be key indicators in the search for ...

Similarly, direct detection of exoplanet magnetic fields has yet to be achieved and remains the most crucial ingredient in assessing planetary habitability in the context of stellar activity. Solar ...

The first exoplanet, 51 Pegasi b, had just been announced, and almost no-one believed it. The method used to detect it was indirect, the signal was small, and the data were hard to parse.