CLEAN : Water discovered for first time in atmosphere of habitable exoplanet

The video discusses the search for habitable exoplanets, focusing on the discovery of Kepler 218B, a rocky planet with potential habitable conditions. It highlights the significance of finding water vapor in its atmosphere and the search for biomarkers. Kepler 218B is described as a super Earth, larger and heavier than Earth, with varying water content. The video emphasizes the importance of future research to detect life signatures.

What are the characteristics of the second known rocky planet in our galaxy?

Explain the significance of finding an atmosphere around a rocky planet.

How does the discovery of Kepler 218B contribute to our understanding of habitable conditions?

What are biomarkers and why are they important in the search for extraterrestrial life?

Discuss the range of possible water content on the newly discovered planet.