FAQ
An exoplanet or extrasolar planet is a planet outside the Solar System
a) Considering that any planet is an extremely faint light source compared to its parent star. How do you think they can be detected by scientists?
b) The presence of exoplanets does not confirm the existence of life in them. Compile information about the signs that scientists seek to detect life in others
planets.
c) There are many detected exoplanets, but not all of them are in the circumstellar habitable zone. What does it mean?
d) Titan, the largest of Saturn's satellites, is a world ruled by extremely low temperature (-179 ºC), with a dense atmosphere of nitrogen and methane.
However, it is the favorite place for scientists to search for life. Investigate about the reasons that scientists have to consider this satellite as a good candidate to be habitable.
