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Astronomers using NASA 's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the European Space Agency's XMM-Newton are contributing some new research to the hunt.
The researchers are using Chandra to study radiation emitted from nearby stars to establish whether or not an exoplanet orbiting those stars could be habitable.
X-rays and ultraviolet light could, at high-enough levels, damage the atmosphere, reducing the possibility of supporting life.
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