Webb Telescope Makes a Discouraging Discovery at TRAPPIST-1 — Is There Still Hope for Life?
On TRAPPIST-1b, no one can hear you scream (because there is no air, according to a recent study).
New Details About TRAPPIST-1 Could Flip Our Search For Alien Life Upside Down
Recent JWST observations reveal there's no atmosphere, or at best, a very thin one, on the second exoplanet in the TRAPPIST-1 system.
What’s Going On With TRAPPIST-1b? It’s Complicated
Newly published data reveals that separating rays from rock is tough even for the JWST.
Surprisingly, TRAPPIST-1's violent flares could make life even more likely
Thanks to a cool physics trick, flares from a nearby star can heat a planet from the inside, powering plate tectonics.
Newly Discovered Trappist-1 e Planet Could Have Habitable Atmosphere: Study
Trappist-1 e could be a global ocean planet some 39 light-years away.
TRAPPIST-1 Planets' Water Could Ruin Chances of Finding Aliens
TRAPPIST-1 Planets Are Probably Full of Water
Hubble Stumbles on Signs of Water on TRAPPIST-1
Many Alien Civilizations Could Have Lived and Died on TRAPPIST-1
These Planets Make Alien Migration (Relatively) Easy
The crowded Trappist planets might share life.
Astronomers Solve a Big Mystery About the TRAPPIST-1 Planets
TRAPPIST-1 Might Be Home to Planet-Hopping Aliens
The Webb Telescope Is Perfect for Studying Trappist-1 Exoplanets
Could TRAPPIST-1 Be Home to a Galactic Alien Empire?
Hubble's Successor Could Find Another Earth in the TRAPPIST-1 System
TRAPPIST-1f Looks a Lot like Vulcan From the First 'Star Trek' Movie
TRAPPIST-1 Discovery Gives Exoplanet Research a Giant Leap Forward
Harsh UV Rays Might Make Life on a Trappist-1 World Evolve in Some Odd Ways
NASA’s Tourist Poster for TRAPPIST-1e Looks Dope as Hell
These Are the Telescopes Which May Have Just Found Earth 2.0
3 Newly Discovered Planets Are "Holy Grail" for Alien Searching
Astronomers Discover 7 Earth-Sized Planets 40 Light-Years Away
How Chile's Unique TRAPPIST Telescope Found Habitable Planets 40 Light-Years Away
TRAPPIST was supposed to be just a prototype, but turned out to be the little-telescope-that-could.