Astronomers using the James Webb Telescope have discovered the exoplanet L 98-59 d, which has a dense atmosphere and a magma ocean, located 35 light-years from Earth. This discovery expands the possibilities for finding new worlds in the universe.
Scientists have proposed a new hypothesis explaining why the crust on the far side of the Moon is thicker and contains fewer rare earth elements: its formation may have been influenced by heat radiating from the young Earth. This theory offers a fresh perspective on the differences between the two sides of the Moon, though it still leaves some questions unanswered.