458 real rocky terrestrials

Few known planets come closer to Earth's basic numbers than Teegarden's Star b. It gets about 1.08 times as much starlight as Earth does.

GJ 1061 c is the heaviest of the three planets around GJ 1061, a small red dwarf about 12 light-years away and one of the 20 nearest stars to the Sun.

Gliese 12 b is the nearest known temperate, Earth-sized planet that crosses in front of its star, and it is often described as an exo-Venus.

Ross 128 b is one of the nearest roughly Earth-mass planets known, orbiting a red dwarf about 11 light-years away.

Kepler-1649 c is an Earth-sized planet in its star's habitable zone that was almost missed.

TRAPPIST-1 d sits roughly where you would hope to find a second Earth, and the James Webb Space Telescope has now looked closely enough to say it is not one.

TRAPPIST-1 e is one of very few rocky planets that both sits in its star's habitable zone and can be studied in detail by the James Webb Space Telescope.

Proxima b orbits Proxima Centauri, the nearest star to the Sun, about 4.2 light-years away.

Kepler-186 e is the next planet in from Kepler-186 f, the first Earth-sized planet found in a star's habitable zone.

TRAPPIST-1 b is the innermost of the seven Earth-sized planets around TRAPPIST-1, a small, cool red dwarf about 40 light-years away.

L 98-59 e was the first planet found around L 98-59 that does not pass in front of its star.

K2-72 c is the third of four planets around K2-72, a red dwarf about 220 light-years away.

YZ Ceti d is the outermost of three Earth-mass planets around YZ Ceti, a small red dwarf about 12 light-years away.

GJ 1061 b is the innermost of three rocky-sized planets around GJ 1061, a small red dwarf about 12 light-years away and one of the 20 nearest stars to the Sun.

Proxima d is one of the lightest planets ever found by watching a star wobble.

YZ Ceti c is the heaviest of three Earth-mass planets packed tightly around YZ Ceti, a small red dwarf about 12 light-years away.