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We assume life needs a sun, but a team at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich calculated in 2026 that moons orbiting starless rogue planets could sustain liquid oceans for up to 4.3 billion years — roughly as long as Earth has existed — without a single ra

The conditions for life may not require starlight at all—just the right moon orbiting the right rogu...

SCIENCE July 20, 2026

We assume life needs a sun, but a team at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich calculated in 2026 that moons orbiting starless rogue planets could sustain liquid oceans for up to 4.3 billion years — roughly as long as Earth has existed — without a single ra

The conditions for life may not require starlight at all—just the right moon orbiting the right rogue planet.

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The conditions for life may not require starlight at all—just the right moon orbiting the right rogue planet.

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