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While we have yet to identify life on any other planet or anywhere else in space, a new study has revealed the telltale signs which could indicate a planet being inhabited. Researchers at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) discovered that greenhouse gases, much like the ones emitted by our very own planet, could potentially mean that a distant world has been terraformed or at least, artificially altered for hosting life. First Ever Find of Water on ‘Potentially Habitable’ Planet Gives Hope for Finding Alien Life ‘Signs of Life’ Picked Out As TESS Satellite Uncovers Its First Nearby Super-Earth These key signatures identified by researchers are methane, ethane, and propane, alongside gases made of nitrogen and fluorine, or sulfur and fluorine which could hint to technology-utilizing life forms. The gases proposed are used on Earth in industrial applications such as manufacturing computer chips. According to Edward Schwieterman, a UCR astrobiologist and lead study author: “For us, these are bad because we don’t want to increase warming. But they’d be good for a civilization that perhaps wanted to forestall an impending ice age or terraform an otherwise uninhabitable planet in their system, as humans have proposed for Mars.” Schwieterman continues: Read moreSection: NewsScience & SpaceRead Later 

Warren Buffett is donating another $5.3 billion of Berkshire Hathaway stock to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and four family charities, his biggest annual donation since he began making them in 2006.

Former President Donald Trump took little time to share a social media post hailing the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of people who took part on the Jan. 6, 2021, attack at the U.S. Capitol.

Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., announced Friday that his wife had died.

Donald Trump's allies are assuring officials in Japan and South Korea that the Republican presidential candidate will support a Biden-era effort to deepen three-way ties aimed at countering China and North Korea, five people familiar with the conversations said.