Ground.news August 31, 2026 • 21:18

Spanish-Led Team Confirms New Planet in Habitable Zone - Ground News

The TOI-1752 system, 337 light-years away, hosts a "lava world" and a temperate sub-Neptune where liquid water could exist on its surface.

The Teide Observatory contributes to confirming the planetary nature of TOI-1752 with observations made from the Carlos Sánchez Telescope The TOI-1752 system, located about 337 light years from Earth… [+296 chars]

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Spanish-Led Team Confirms New Planet in Habitable Zone - Ground News

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