Rogue Planets Challenge Our Assumptions About Life in the Universe | National Geographic
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Astronomers have found that rogue planets, which orbit without a star, may hold the potential to support life, challenging traditional views on planetary habitability. Studies suggest these planets and their moons could maintain conditions that allow for liquid water despite being starless.
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