Earth-like World Found: 4 New Planets Orbit Neighbor Star, One in Habitable Zone

• Scientists discovered 4 new planets orbiting red dwarf star GJ 887, just 10.7 light-years away.
• One planet, GJ 887 d, is located in the "habitable zone" (Goldilocks Zone), where liquid water could exist.
• GJ 887 d is a "super-Earth" with an estimated mass 2 to 10 times that of Earth, orbiting in approximately 51 days.
• The discovery used advanced data from HARPS, ESPRESSO, TESS, and ASAS, confirming two new exoplanets.
• Its proximity makes GJ 887 d an ideal target for future atmospheric studies, potentially revealing signs of life.