The manuscript is believed to be a lost treatise by Ptolemy on his Meteoroscope. It was hidden within a copy of Etymologiae. Deciphering it has taken over 200 years.
The planet, named YZ Ceti b, is roughly the same size as our planet and is located approximately 12 light-years away.
"Compared to the most recent Ice Age, glacier coverage was much more extensive and, more importantly, much of the ocean was frozen," Xiao said.
The researchers discovered this by looking at the excess ultraviolet radiation, which is seen as a line of hydrogen in Saturn’s atmosphere.
Scientists recommend finding a clear view of the western horizon and using binoculars to view the planets.
The flight came 72 hours after an initial launch attempt was scrubbed in the final minutes of countdown early on Monday.
The new theory has saved countless hours of research and significant material resources.
This discovery could completely upend our understanding of space, with the paper's co-author describing the entire situation as "bananas."
Scientists have confirmed the shape of a Kolovae, which may be the next step in dating the Universe's creation.
Researchers at Bar-Ilan University in Ramat Gan have re-examined the data and now apparently solved the puzzle.