A Jupiter-sized exoplanet orbiting a Sun-like star has been discovered

[Redaktion]

Astronomers have discovered a Jupiter-sized exoplanet orbiting a star located about 910 light-years from Earth. But while this discovery provides a better understanding of the universe, further studies will need to be conducted in the future.

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[exoplanet != earth-like]

What is a Jupiter-sized planet good for, when humans can't habit it? There needs to be either a different word for earth-like planets or 'exoplanets' should only be earth-like, human-habitable, planets.
910 light-years is nice and all (or is it..), but in YouTube type something like 'why we will never reach Alpha Centauri'. Independent of this, Epic Spaceman‬ also says that that we are not going to leave our solar system (it's also in the beginning' short reel): 'Space Is Bigger Than Your Brain Can Handle | ‪@EpicSpaceman‬ - YouTube'.