The stars of five planets with five planets
Scientists have found an ancient star from our globe, lighted in the light of 117 light years. Scientists say that, in the form of a Sun in 25% of the sun, Kepler moves around a star called 444, five planets similar to Earth. News of the news
For more than four years, NASA's Kepler spacecraft has been investigated and analyzed by a group of researchers claiming to find the long-lived star and his family. Researchers say that this star may be 1,120 million years old.

Bimingham University researcher Tiago Campnet is leading this research project. His claim, "these five newly discovered planets have been stepped in the step of creating the world order of 1,380 years." By looking at Milky Way, the possibility of finding ancient sources of life in the galaxy was opened.
The five planets of this star can be like Mercury and Jupiter. These planets are moving so close to the star that it takes about 10 days to navigate their orbit. As such, the planets may be as heat-free as the Mercury and can not be inhabited.
Professor Steve Koller of Iowa State University said, "Kepler 444 is a very bright star, which can be observed with Binocular. It is one of the oldest stars in the galaxy. It falls in the first generation of stars in the galaxy.

Collar also said, "From the discovery of primitive stars and its planets, we realize that those planets started to be made around the stars about 700 million years before the creation of our solar system. For a long time, the creation of the planet in the center of stars is seen as the most familiar feature of our Milky Way galaxy.
Research articles published in Astrophysical magazine.

Researchers say that we are being familiar with different environments in space, by looking at the equally sized planetary planets from Xoplanet to Earth, which are similar to the rocky globe, and we are also seeing the small world. The unknown things about creation of so many days in front of us were becoming clearer, it gradually became clear.
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