The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life. The planet, which has been named OGLE-2005-BLG-169Lb, is probably a mixture of ice and rock. Its terrestrial nature has prompted scientists to dub it a super-Earth, but its distance from its star chills it to -330ºF (-201ºC), making it too cold for liquid water and, presumably, life.
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on y pèserait 5 fois plus lourd !
sa cest une bonne nouvelle pouvant assuré une avenir a la recherhce spatial
