5 Earth-like planets discovered by the Kepler telescope

K2-18B was discovered by Kepler Telescope in 2015. It orbits the small red star K2-18 (K2-18). Because the star is so small, its temperature is much lower than that of our Sun. The planet orbits its Sun in 32.9 full days.Its mass is 8.92 times the mass of Earth. Its diameter is 3 times the diameter of our Earth. This planet is 124 light years away from our Earth.The planet K2-18b, discovered by Kepler, is the most likely planet to live. Later, the nature of the planet was discovered by Kepler and other satellites.

Kepler-186 F is an Earth-like planet discovered by the Kepler telescope in 2014. The planet orbits the M-type star Kepler-186. The mass and diameter of this star vary slightly from the mass and diameter of our Sun. Kepler-186 F orbits its Sun in 129.9 days. The mass of this planet is 1.71 times that of Earth.The diameter of this planet is only 1.17 times larger than the diameter of our Earth. That is, the planet is about the size of our Earth. The planet is estimated to be approximately 580 light-years away from our planet.A study by the University of Georgia in the United States found that the planet Kepler-186F rotates at the same speed as the Earth at a slight inclination.

When the Kepler telescope first discovered the planet Kepler-1649c, researchers refused to accept that it had many faults. Later, in 2020, a study by the TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) satellite confirmed that the Kepler-1649c, discovered by the Kepler telescope, was a planet, and that the information recorded by Kepler was true.Kepler-1649C is 300 light-years from Earth.The planet Kepler-1649C orbits the small red star Kepler-1649.Kepler-1649c is located in the perfect Habitable Zone away from its Sun. This planet is similar to our Earth in size and ambient temperature. In addition, 75 percent of the amount of light and heat that our Earth receives from our sun comes from Kepler-1649c, which means that our planet will be the same in winter as it is in winter.

Kepler 10b was discovered by the Kepler Telescope Transit Method. Kepler 10b is an Earth-like rocky planet found outside our solar system. The planet was discovered between May 2009 and 2010 by two researchers, Natalie Batalha and Elisa Quintana. The planet is 1.4 times larger than our Earth. And to this planet. Kepler 10b is found very close to its Sun.As a result, the planet experiences a daytime temperature of 2500 degrees Celsius. The planet is very close to its sun, so its orbit is low. Thus, the planet orbits its sun in about 20 hours. The mass is 4.6 times the mass of our planet.

Kepler-452b was discovered in 2015 by the Kepler Telescope Transit Method. Kepler-452b orbits the G-type star Kepler-452. This star is only 3 percent larger than our Sun. This star is about 11 percent larger than our Sun, and emits 20 percent more light than our Sun.Researchers also say that the surface temperature of this star is equal to the surface temperature of our sun. Its gravitational pull is high because it is large in size.Kepler-452b has twice the gravitational force of our planet Kepler-452b. Kepler-452b orbits the Sun in 384.8 days. Found to rotate at speed. Analysts call this planet the Second World.