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The discovery of the planet Kepler-10b, orbiting a distant star, is one step towards answering the question of whether or not there is life outside our planet.<\/p>\n

This is according to Lars Buchhave, researcher at the Dark Cosmology Center, University of Copenhagen. He was one of the authors of an article on the discovery of Kepler-10b, announced 3 January, and talked to the University Post before leaving for a trip to the astronomical observatory in La Palma, Canary Islands. <\/p>\n

For the first time, a planet was observed outside the Solar System, rocky, that is around the same size as the Earth.<\/p>\n

These are two essential conditions for life, although Kepler-10b is far from being habitable because of its surface temperature of 1560 \u00b0C (see fact box right) . The article has been submitted to The Astrophysical Journal<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Looking for close encounters<\/h2>\n

Lars is not new to the field. During his Master\u2019s thesis, in 1999, he witnessed the discovery of the first transiting extra-solar (outside our solar system) planet. <\/p>\n

A transiting extra-solar planet is one which periodically blocks part of the light emitted by its parent star. This happens when its orbit brings it in front of the star. As a result, dark spots on the star surface can be observed.<\/p>\n

\u00bbI have always found the subject of life in the Universe extremely fascinating. The study of extra-solar planets might eventually lead to the discovery of signs of life outside of our own Earth,\u00ab he says.<\/p>\n

A lucky strike<\/h2>\n

In the last 15 years, more than 500 extra-solar planets have been detected, but most of them are Jupiter-size giants made of gas, where no known living organism could survive. <\/p>\n

Until now, only two other small planets have shown similar characteristics to Earth. The scientific community is therefore excited about the discovery of Kepler-10b. <\/p>\n

\u00bbA question we hope to answer within the near future is whether the Earth is a unique type of planet in our galaxy, and if conditions for life as we know it are common or not,\u00ab Lars adds.<\/p>\n

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As a result, dark spots on the star surface can be observed.<\/p>\n<p>\u00bbI have always found the subject of life in the Universe extremely fascinating. The study of extra-solar planets might eventually lead to the discovery of signs of life outside of our own Earth,\u00ab he says.<\/p>\n<h2>A lucky strike<\/h2>\n<p>In the last 15 years, more than 500 extra-solar planets have been detected, but most of them are Jupiter-size giants made of gas, where no known living organism could survive. <\/p>\n<p>Until now, only two other small planets have shown similar characteristics to Earth. 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