Prepare to have your mind blown! NASA has just revealed mesmerizing images of exoplanets—those fascinating celestial bodies that orbit stars beyond our own solar system.

Meet GJ 504b: The Chilly Gem of the Cosmos!

One standout of the new discoveries is GJ 504b, glowing in a stunning dark magenta. This incredible exoplanet holds the title for the lowest-mass planet ever directly imaged around a star similar to our sun!

The Coldest Planet on Record!

But that's not all! With a bone-chilling temperature of around -223.15 degrees Celsius, GJ 504b is officially the coldest exoplanet ever uncovered, sparking curiosity about the unique atmospheres and conditions in distant worlds.

TOI 700 d: Earth’s New Neighbor?

Adding to the excitement, NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has spotted TOI 700 d, the very first Earth-size planet located in the habitable zone. This exciting discovery raises the tantalizing possibility of finding life beyond our planet.

These astonishing finds not only expand our understanding of the universe but also keep our dreams of exploring distant worlds alive. Stay tuned as NASA continues to unveil the secrets of the cosmos!