James Webb Discovered An Entire Planet Made Of Water

Kevin Costner’s “Water World” didn’t do well at the box office, racking in just about $80 million from the more than double they spent to make the film at $172 million. The film went on to become a cult classic and even though, they spoke about an Earth completely submerged in water, a few exoplanets, with this same characteristic, exist, scattered all across the universe. We’ve come to know about their existence as far back as 20 years in the past, but with the jaw-dropping accuracy that the James Webb Telescope conducts its observations, we could get a closer look at another incredible “Water World”. The only difference about this one is that Costner, his cast mates, and crew would have to travel 100 light years to reach their planet-wide set. What do we know about this planet made of water? And more importantly, does it have life?

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