Kepler 1649C Map. Previous searches with a computer algorithm misidentified the exoplanet as a false positive result from the telescope, but researchers double checking the data realized it was a planet, according. Kepler 1649 is a m5v main sequence star based on the spectral type that was recorded in simbad at strasbourg university.
Kepler 22b Wikipedia from upload.wikimedia.org Further, the amount of starlight it receives from its host star is approximately 75% of the amount of light earth receives from our sun. This intriguing, distant world gives us even greater hope that a second earth lies among the stars, waiting to be found, explained thomas zurbuchen, associate administrator of nasa's science mission directorate in washington. Kepler 1649 is a m5v main sequence star based on the spectral type that was recorded in simbad at strasbourg university.
It's 1.06 times larger than earth and receives about 75% the amount of light that earth gets from the sun.
It receives about 75% of the light that earth gets from our sun and means there's a possibility that liquid water could. This newly discovered exoplanet is in its star's habitable zone and is the closest to earth in size and temperature found yet in kepler's data. Although similar in temperature to the sun, it is 20% brighter, 3.7% more massive and 11% larger. Previous searches with a computer algorithm misidentified the exoplanet as a false positive result from the telescope, but researchers double checking the data realized it was a planet, according.
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