Presence of gas on exoplanet 'only produced by life'

Exciting: the possibility of alien life

Also exciting: Our ability to observe exoplanets, and our scientists efforts to create models that glean useful information from those observations.

From what I can glean in some short searching, the "signal" for the presence of dimethyl sulfide is relatively weak (2.2σ per the paper's abstract), and depends on assumptions about the planet's overall atmosphere that might or might not turn out to be unwarranted.

Are there new findings or is this like we discussed several months ago?

This is a newly published paper (https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/ad3828/...) but it concerns observations made in 2021. i.e., it's new analysis of old data.

They don't say how many light years away it is.

The earth.com article mentions 120 light-years from Earth.

we are not alone

I want to believe