"NASA's James Webb Telescope Unveils Strong Evidence of Alien Life on New Planet"

NASA's James Webb telescope has detected possible signs of life on a planet named ‘K2-18 b’, located 120 light years away, with the presence of methane, carbon dioxide, and dimethyl sulphide in its atmosphere. This discovery suggests it could be a ‘Hycean’ planet, potentially covered in an ocean with a hydrogen-rich atmosphere. While not definitive evidence of life, researchers are hopeful about the possibility of identifying life on habitable exoplanets, with some experts expressing optimism about finding strong evidence for biosignatures on exoplanets in the near future.