Water found in hot planet's orbit
Scientists say they have found evidence for water vapour in the atmosphere of a planet 63 light-years from Earth.
The "hot Jupiter" planet's surface temperatures exceed 900C.
Writing in the journal Nature, the scientists say their discovery may help find planets that can support life.
In a separate study, the US space agency (Nasa) says it has found carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of the same planet.
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