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Queensland scientists Twinkle into space in search of new life

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Queensland astrophysicists are helping lead the world’s first commercial space telescope mission to find life on distant planets.

The $150 million Twinkle space telescope will launch in 2024 on a seven-year mission.

University of Southern Queensland astrophysicist Duncan Wright told Chris Smith finding life on other planets is a “high priority”.

“But it is an incredibly difficult thing to do.

“The likelihood of this helping us is almost 100 per cent.”

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