Earth-Sized Moon on a Rogue Planet Could Sustain Liquid Water for Billions of Years via Tidal Heating
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Moons around rogue planets could stay warm enough for liquid water for billions of years because tidal heating and hydrogen-rich atmospheres can trap heat, enabling life without starlight, a finding led by David Dahlbüdding.
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