But it will probably inhabit different star system, very, very far - this is the conclusion of the scientists.

A new study investigated how an Earth-like planet would work in a binary star system (a system where some planets in our solar system revolve around two stars.) It was up to 87% of these planets to show a similar inclination to Earth - is considered as one of the prerequisites for a life-friendly climate.

Possible extraterrestrial life

There are plenty of star systems in the universe, which means at least some of them could have favorable conditions for life, although more often we see planets from which we can see two stars. One-star planetary systems, such as the one we live in, seem to be rather rare.

Scientists compared the inclination of Earth and Mars. They found that Thanks our relatively With slight tilt changes, the Earth is a great place to live. Mars has a much more extreme tilt, so the atmosphere is destroyed on its surface.

Then the scientists looked in more detail at the possibility of extraterrestrial life occurring in a neighboring system called Alpha Centauri AB - this system is a neighbor of our solar system. It is a binary system formed by two stars marked as "A" and "B". However, the results were not positive. According to scientists, there is a much greater chance of meeting extraterrestrial life deeper in space. There, scientists find subtle tilt, more similar to those on Earth.