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Researchers Find Earth-like Planet

AteamofresearchersfromtheUniversityof St AndrewshavediscoveredanEarth-likeplanetcalledTRAPPIST-1ethatmayhaveanatmospheresuitableforlife.

聖安德魯斯大學的一組研究人員發現了一顆名為 TRAPPIST-1e 的類地行星，可能擁有適合生命生存的大氣層。

Thisplanetislocatedaround40lightyearsawayandhasthepotentialforoceansandice, makingitagoodcandidateforsupportinglife.

這顆行星距離我們約 40 光年，可能存在海洋和冰，是支持生命的良好候選者。

TheresearchersusedtheJamesWebbSpaceTelescopetostudyTRAPPIST-1eanditsatmosphere. Dr. RyanMacDonaldmentionedthatTRAPPIST-1eisconsideredoneofthebesthabitablezoneplanets.

研究人員利用詹姆斯韋伯太空望遠鏡研究了TRAPPIST-1e及其大氣層。 Ryan MacDonald博士提到，TRAPPIST-1e被認為是最佳宜居帶行星之一。

Theteamperformedobservationsoftheplanet'ssolarsystemtolearnmoreaboutitsatmosphereandthepotentialpresenceofcertainchemicals.

該團隊對該行星的太陽系進行了觀測，以進一步了解其大氣層和某些化學物質的潛在存在。

Despitechallengesfromstarspotsandmagneticfields, theresearchersareoptimisticaboutfuturediscoverieswithmoreobservationsplanned.

儘管面臨星斑和磁場的挑戰，研究人員對未來的發現持樂觀態度，並計劃進行更多觀測。

Dr. MacDonaldexpressedexcitementforthepossibilitiesoffindinghabitableconditionsinotherstarsystemsusingtheJamesWebbtelescope.

麥克唐納博士對利用詹姆斯韋伯望遠鏡在其他恆星系統中發現宜居環境的可能性表示興奮。

A team of researchers from the University of St Andrews have discovered an Earth-like planet called TRAPPIST-1e that may have an atmosphere suitable for life.

This planet is located around 40 light years away and has the potential for oceans and ice, making it a good candidate for supporting life.

The researchers used the James Webb Space Telescope to study TRAPPIST-1e and its atmosphere. Dr. Ryan MacDonald mentioned that TRAPPIST-1e is considered one of the best habitable zone planets.

The team performed observations of the planet's solar system to learn more about its atmosphere and the potential presence of certain chemicals.

Despite challenges from starspots and magnetic fields, the researchers are optimistic about future discoveries with more observations planned.

Dr. MacDonald expressed excitement for the possibilities of finding habitable conditions in other star systems using the James Webb telescope.