Abstract

Detailed research and discussions have been conducted on exoplanets and the solar system. However, the available research results and lists of potentially habitable exoplanets can be quite difficult to understand. Therefore, this book aims to introduce, with photos and simple data, stars that are likely to meet the conditions for supporting life. It delves into the mysteries of why such possibilities exist and in what forms life could potentially exist. This book is designed to help readers gain knowledge about the universe and life.

Author’s Information

Born in 1973. A science writer and childcare worker. Started working as a science writer while studying at Tokyo University of Science. Conducts interviews and writes articles in a wide range of fields, from Japanese wolves to cosmology. Some of the main works include "100 New Common Sense of the Universe", "Understanding Superstring Theory through Manga" (Science Eye Shinsho), "Fascinating Trivia About the Whole Earth that Makes You Want to Tell Someone" (Nagaoka Shoten), and "What are Neutrinos?" (Seibundo Shinkosha).