Scientists Discover 45 'Magical' Exoplanets: Life Possible, But Unreachable!

• Cornell University researchers identified 45 exoplanets in habitable zones, potentially supporting alien life.
• These rocky planets are considered 'prime targets' for future missions, guiding telescopes like James Webb.
• The list includes Proxima Centauri b, the closest exoplanet at 4.2 light-years, and four planets in the TRAPPIST-1 system.
• While habitable, reaching Proxima Centauri b would take approximately 114,000 years with current technology.
• The study provides a roadmap for future telescopes to search for biosignatures and understand exoplanet atmospheres.