Two super-Earths discovered around star 111 light-years away
Astronomers studying data from telescopes of European Southern Observatory have discovered two exoplanets larger than Earth orbiting a red-dwarf star located about 111 light-years away in the constellation Leo. While one planet was first observed in 2015 within the star's habitable zone, fresh analysis revealed it was a super-Earth having a 33-day orbit with another planet having a 9-day orbit.