Some Exoplanets Could Have Greater Biodiversity Than Earth

Discover Magazine - Fri 23 Aug 19

When you stack up the most promising recent exoplanet finds, as illustrated here, it becomes clear none is Earth’s true twin. But even more habitable worlds may be out there waiting to be ...

Other planets could have even more life than Earth does, scientists say

The Independent - Thu 22 Aug 19

'This is a surprising conclusion'

Study shows some exoplanets may have greater variety of life than exists on Earth

Phys.org - Thu 22 Aug 19

A new study indicates that some exoplanets may have better conditions for life to thrive than Earth itself has. "This is a surprising conclusion," said lead researcher Dr. Stephanie Olson, "it ...

Study shows some exoplanets may have greater variety of life than exists on Earth, Watts Up With That? - Sat 24 Aug 19
Study shows some exoplanets may have greater variety of life than exists on Earth, SpaceDaily - Tue 27 Aug 19
Study Shows Some Exoplanets May Have Greater Variety of Life Than Exists on Earth, Newswise - Fri 23 Aug 19
Study shows some exoplanets may have greater variety of life than exists on Earth, Eurekalert - Thu 22 Aug 19

Alien planets could be better suited for life than Earth: study

FOXNews - Mon 26 Aug 19

Earth's oceans have made it the perfect environment for biodiversity, but a new study suggests that it may not have the best conditions in the galaxy.

Biodiversity on Some Alien Planets May Dwarf That of Earth

SPACE.com - Fri 23 Aug 19

Earth's dazzling biodiversity may not be so remarkable in the cosmic scheme of things, a new study suggests.

Exoplanets could have better conditions for life than Earth, study finds

ZME Science - Fri 23 Aug 19

"This is a surprising conclusion," the team admits.

Exoplanets around distant stars could have MORE diverse life than on Earth, 'surprising' study finds

Daily Mail - Thu 22 Aug 19

Geochemists at the University of Chicago used NASA software to model the likely conditions on different types of exoplanet - in particular, their climates and potential ocean habitats.

Life on alien worlds could be more diverse than on Earth

Astronomy.com - Fri 23 Aug 19

Earth is the only place in the universe where we know life exists. But with billions of other star systems out there, it might not be the best place for life.