2026-07-20
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The Goldilocks Zone is the region in a planetary system
where it's not too hot and not too cold, so you can get liquid water on the surface.
And it is planets in this zone that astronomers
are especially interested in, because those are more likely to have life.
And for the first time, we've detected an atmosphere on one.
Also, scientists have detected sugar molecules in interstellar space for the first time.
Both of these results are a big deal in the search for alien life,
and that's what we're getting into today on The World, the Universe, and Us.
I'm Senior Editor Chelsea White, joined by space reporter Leah Crane.
Hi, Leah.
Hello.