mat1101 said:
Is there any new on the new goldilocks planet and if there is water on it?
also what website is good for following this data
Last I heard, another group (analyzing an even larger body of wobble data) was unable to confirm.
So it is not clear that there is such a planet. The 36-day wobble they thought they saw could have been spurious (noise).
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I am just responding based on what I remember reading sometime in the past month or so. I think you are talking about a planet around Gliese 581. We could google "Gliese 581 g" an see if there is any recent news.
I googled and found this Wippy article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliese_581_g
It has been kept up to date. It tells how the other group failed to confirm the existence of Gliese 581 g.
It also explains the latest thinking about temperature and atmosphere---how, if the planet exists, and has the estimated mass and distance from its star, it might be able to support living organisms.
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Gliese 581 has 4 confirmed planets: b, c, d, e.
And 2 (so far) unconfirmed planets: f, g.