Indian Origin Scientist finds Biggest Alien Life Evidence on K2-18B Planet

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Has an Indian-origin scientist finally discovered alien life? Dr. Nikku Madhusudhan, an IIT Varanasi graduate and astrophysicist at Cambridge University, along with his team, has identified an exoplanet — K2-18b — that may hold strong potential for life. News channels are buzzing with claims that this might be the breakthrough scientists like Stephen Hawking and even Nikola Tesla once dreamed of. But isn’t it strange how we hear such headlines almost every year? From Proxima Centauri B and the TRAPPIST-1 system, to LHS 1140b and the so-called “super-Earth” Kepler-452B — each time we're told alien life is finally found. And yet, the undeniable truth remains: there’s no confirmed evidence of alien life to date. So, is Dr. Madhusudhan’s discovery another media-fueled hype? Or has something genuinely groundbreaking happened this time? Let’s dig into what really makes K2-18b different — and whether it truly brings us closer to answering the age-old question: Are we alone?