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“Rocky planets around white dwarfs are intriguing candidates to characterize because their hosts are not much bigger than Earth-size planets,” Lisa Kaltenegger (@KalteneggerLisa, associate professor of astronomy at @Cornell & director of the Carl Sagan Institute)
"If we observe a transit of that kind of planet, scientists can find out what is in its atmosphere, refer back to this paper, match it to spectral fingerprints & look for signs of life...This kind of guide allows observers to know what to look for.” Thea Kozakis (@theakozakis)
“If we would find signs of life on planets orbiting under the light of long-dead stars, the next intriguing question would be whether life survived the star’s death or started all over again – a second genesis, if you will.” Lisa Kaltenegger (@KalteneggerLisa)
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