Rogue planets, which are ejected from their solar systems and drift alone through space, may sustain life through internal heat that keeps hidden oceans liquid beneath thick ice layers, even in total darkness.
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Planets Without Suns Might Still Have LifeAdded:
Some planets may sustain life without a sun.
They're called rogue planets, drifting alone through space.
Scientists think billions exist in our galaxy.
Ejected from their solar systems, internal heat keeps them warm enough for oceans to exist beneath ice, meaning life might survive in total darkness.
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