About 50 light-years from Earth lies one of the strangest worlds we’ve ever found: LHS-1140b. Orbiting a dim red dwarf star, this exoplanet has captured scientists' attention — and it might even hold liquid water. Thanks to the James Webb Space Telescope, researchers think this icy, tidally locked planet could hide a massive ocean on the side that permanently faces its star. The rest is likely frozen solid. The result? A world shaped like a giant cosmic eyeball — a dark, icy shell surrounding a