Life on planet kepler 186f

Life on planet kepler 186f

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NASA's discovered an exoplanet known as Kepler-186f located approximately 492 light-years away from Earth in the constellation Cygnus. This planet is particularly interesting because it is considered one of the first Earth-sized planets found within the habitable zone of its parent star. The habitable zone, also known as the "Goldilocks zone," is the region around a star where conditions might be just right for liquid water to exist on the surface of an orbiting planet. Kepler-186f is classified as an Earth-sized planet because its radius is approximately 1.1 times that of Earth, making it very similar in size to our own planet. It takes Kepler-186f around 130 Earth days to complete one orbit around its parent star, Kepler-186. This star is much cooler and fainter than our Sun, belonging to the spectral type M, which is a red dwarf star. the surface temperature of Kepler 186F is estimated to be around -64°C although further studies are needed to determine its atmospheric conditions and surface characteristics. For more interesting videos like and subscribe to our channel deep in space.

[ninjahvoand]

We should fix our own planet before we decide to go anywhere else.

[Kyoru]

Let's Be Ready for July 5, 2025 let's go to Kepler 186f

[minecro]

Humans in 3140 : We have finally landed in Kepler 186f. ( sees the creatures living there who look like humans) 😶😶

[robertromeo]

Great we need to go find out when and pollute it to

[tanushreex]

We're not even fully aware of our own planet. Sea is still unexplored. Lot's of secrets and undiscovered species are waiting for us. And we're thinking of moving somewhere totally unexplored and dangerous. How does that make sense? And what's the point of this habitable planet. It must have it's own species. And we don't know about their way of life and intelligence. How can we even think about moving there!

[titigmalagkit]

Lmao how can humans move there if it takes light 492 years to reach

[ambasing_omaygot]

Basically you're just stepping on a colder version of Mars, enough said. Too cold for life, too cold for humans too.

[kangaroo]

It would be funny if we bump into aliens halfway there because they were like "Hey we found another Kepler!"

[rashidyunus]

Cek sportlight kepler 186f lighting zoom telescope

[KingChrizz__]

This is cool. What else is cool is that you shot some of your clips with space engine

[atif.khn]

I still wonder it's that much light years far away then how's NASA is able to discover it.

[lancefogle]

IT DOESN'T MATTER WE WILL NEVER GET THERE😮😮😮

[Perich]

we'll need a starship that could travel 100 time the speed of light so we could get there alive, especially if we want to get there round trip and the ship would have to be bigger in order to haul passengers and survive for 4 years and 6 month traveling.

[lovesharma]

Bhai maaze ki baat toh ye hai isspe iss time dinasoure bhi rhete hongye

[AceYsaacGencianeo-esoy]

Fun fact:it is (3 times)bigger then earth

[BoultAve_Editz]

How are we even going to carry 1 billion people there in future. 💀

[Certified_editor]

Its so weird that there are planets better than earth and is alot older than earth yet earth is the only planet to have live (if there are better planets better than earth and there is life it would probaly be worse than earth)

[Chestyman]

Ayo why is tyerenlight in the dark side of the planet💀

[Philippine_Airlines]

Bad news: what about the Cygnus X-1 a black hole Is there any danger of them?.

[Elsalover]

If we had time warp we’d see what’s up and what kind of new life is on there