NASA said when they will find a planet suitable for life

Researchers told about the search for exoplanets

NASA said that in the next 20 years, researchers will be able to find the planet inhabited by living organisms. This was reported on the website of the jet propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of technology.

Employee NASA Tony del Genio Institute for space studies Goddard announced its predictions about when it will be found by extraterrestrial life. In his opinion, in 20 years scientists will be able to find the planet inhabited by living organisms. “I think in 20 years we need to find a potential candidate,” – said the scientist.

According to him, before you go in search of extraterrestrial organisms, scientists are trying to figure out the climate of any planet hospitable to life. For this, the researchers used NASA climate models, which predict climate change on Earth. According to scientists, the timing of detection of extrasolar planets with liveable climate depend on whether near the Earth, a celestial body is the right size with the right attitude and orbit biosignature – traces of a life that is able to recognize the researchers.

By the way, NASA developing nuclear reactor for Mars mission. NASA plans in the coming months to test nuclear reactor that is designed to provide energy for Martian missions. “The test program Kilopower will give us the confidence that this technology is ready to develop space travel. We verify the analytical model on the way to check how well the equipment works,” said chief technologist STMD for storing energy and the energy in the headquarters of the NASA Mason. The office of mission space technology (STMD) has provided multi-year funding for the project Kilopower.

Testing should begin in November and go through early next year, when NASA will cooperate with the Department of homeland security of the state of Nevada (DOE) to assess energy technologies division.

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