Spanish scientists discovered in a region of our galaxy an 

organic molecule which is a key ingredient of life. 

Sugar (glykoaldefdi) was detected in an area located at a 

distance of 26,000 light years from us and is the first 

time detected in space. The area is called G31.41 +031 and 

is one of the biggest bands to create new stars in our galaxy. 

The researchers used the array of radio telescopes 

«Rlateau de Vure» located in France and identified the presence 

of sugar in the center of the region. The prosomeioseis made 

the discovery after they showed that the sugar was created in 

the region before a few hundred thousand years. The discovery 

is considered particularly significant because scientists 

estimate that there are many in the area of solar systems 

and so sugar is likely to be in a hospitable environment for 

the development of life and more specifically on some planets 

of local solar systems.