10 real earth likes
Confirmed exoplanets that come out as earth likes when TerraForge builds them from astronomers’ measurements — real mass, real orbit, real star, and this simulation’s own verdict on what that produces.
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K2-72 eEarth LikeM-type (Red Dwarf)K2-72 e is a planet a little larger than Earth that orbits within the habitable zone of its star, the range of distances where liquid water could last on a surface.
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Kepler-442 bEarth LikeK-type (Orange)When astronomers announced eight new planets in their stars' habitable zones in January 2015, Kepler-442 b stood out.
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Kepler-438 bEarth LikeK-type (Orange)Kepler-438 b was announced in 2015 as one of the two planets most similar to Earth found to that date, judging by its size and the light it receives.
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Kepler-1512 bEarth LikeK-type (Orange) - 82
TOI-700 dEarth LikeM-type (Red Dwarf)The first roughly Earth-size planet that NASA's TESS satellite found in a star's habitable zone was TOI-700 d, announced in 2020 by a team led by Emily Gilbert.
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TOI-700 eEarth LikeM-type (Red Dwarf)TOI-700 e is an Earth-sized planet in the habitable zone of TOI-700, a calm red dwarf about 100 light-years away.
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L 98-59 fEarth LikeM-type (Red Dwarf)L 98-59 f is a super-Earth in the habitable zone of L 98-59, a bright red dwarf about 35 light-years away.
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Kepler-296 eEarth LikeK-type (Orange)Kepler-296 e is one of two planets around Kepler-296 that orbit within or close to the habitable zone, the range of distances where liquid water could last on a surface.
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Kepler-395 cEarth LikeK-type (Orange)Kepler-395 c is a planet about 1.3 times Earth's width orbiting an orange dwarf star about 1,400 light-years away.
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TRAPPIST-1 cEarth LikeM-type (Red Dwarf)TRAPPIST-1 c is the second of seven Earth-sized planets around TRAPPIST-1, a small, cool red dwarf about 40 light-years away.
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