Discovered in 2017, in the constellation of Aquarius about 12 parsecs from us, The Trappist-1 system of planetary bodies revolves around a small ultra-cool dwarf star. The proximity to the dwarf is thought to cause a perpetual night-time and day-time side to the planets. Does this mean there could be life on each body? What kind of climate would be present and would it be able to support life?
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