Note to Justin
By using computer modelling of the known exoplanetary systems, the group has been able to calculate the likelihood of any 'Earths' existing in the so-called habitable zone - the range of distances from each central star where life as we know it could survive. Popularly known as the "Goldilocks" zone, this region would be neither too hot for liquid water, nor too cold.[emphasis added]
Please don't change the name of this website! ;-)
