Observations by the James Webb Space Telescope of a planet called K2-18, located 124 light years from Earth, have yielded the strongest evidence yet that extraterrestrial life may be thriving beyond our solar system.

Scientists find strongest-ever evidence of life beyond Earth

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have detected two bio-indicator gases—dimethyl sulfide and demethyl disulfide—on exoplanet K2-18 b. These molecules are often associated with life on Earth, raising exciting possibilities about extraterrestrial life.

Scientists detect possible signs of life on distant exoplanet K2-18 b

The presence of water vapours in a distant star system: This report tells you more about the James Webb Space Telescope and how significant this discovery is take a look the universe is full of mysteries.

Discovery points to environments capable of supporting

A new study suggests that phosphine has been found deeper in Venus's atmosphere than previously observed, indicating the possibility of microorganisms lower in the atmosphere.

Traces of Phosphine in Venus' atmosphere raise excitement for potential life beyond Earth