A Series of Travel Posters for Exoplanets Found in the Potentially Habitable ‘Goldilocks Zone’ of Their Systems
NASA has created a series of gorgeous travel posters for exoplanets discovered in the potentially habitable “Goldilocks zone” of their systems, the range of distance from a star that would allow for liquid water to be possible on the planet. The posters show highly stylized versions of what the surface of these planets could look like, though little is known about them.
images via NASA/JPL-Caltech
via NASA
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