TOI-1452 b is a remarkable super-Earth about 100 light-years away in the Draco constellation, and it might be one of the best “water world” candidates we’ve found so far 🌍💧 It’s around 70% larger than Earth and nearly five times as massive, orbiting a red dwarf star in a binary system. What really stands out is its unusually low density, hinting that as much as 30% of the planet’s mass could be made of water, vastly more than Earth’s oceans. If confirmed, TOI-1452 b offers a rare glimpse into

Here be dragons! In the constellation of the Dragon – Draco – lies Alpha Draconis, a star visible to the unaided eye and located 270 light-years away. NASA’s TESS discovered that it has mutual eclipses with its fainter companion star. https://go.nasa.gov/4b4pCXU | NASA Universe

Draco & reptilian mythology #Draco #Storytime #Truth #TruthTeller #Story #cristinabruno | Cristina Bruno Dalola