Earth, HD 20794 d, orbiting a nearby sun-like star, offering a promising lead in the search for life beyond our planet.

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HD 20794 d, with a mass six times that of Earth, orbits a star similar to our sun. The planet’s location within the habitable ...

A team of international researchers has confirmed the discovery of an Earth-like exoplanet that may have the right conditions ...

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HD 20794 d, a planet with six times Earth's mass, orbits a sun-like star 20 light years away. Its position within the habitable zone suggests conditions that could allow liquid water to exist.

The planet was originally identified two years earlier by Oxford University scientist Dr Michael Cretignier. The new findings ...