Exoplanets
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Exoplanets — 01 LHS 1140 b
Heavy-gravity aquatic or amphibious life. Creatures should be squat, muscular, broad-bodied, pressure-resistant, and adapted to low red light.
Exoplanets — 02 K2 18 b
Deep-ocean floaters, giant filter feeders, gas-bladder organisms, bioluminescent plankton grazers.
Exoplanets — 03 TRAPPIST 1 e
Likely tidally locked
Exoplanets — 04 Proxima Centauri b
Likely tidally locked
Exoplanets — 05 TOI 700 d
Located in the habitable zone of its system
Exoplanets — 06 Kepler 186 f
First near-Earth-size planet found in another star's habitable zone
Exoplanets — 07 Kepler 442 b
High-gravity land animals, low-slung, powerful, armored, slow-moving but strong.
Exoplanets — 08 Gliese 12 b
Equilibrium temperature estimated around 315 K in published validation work
Exoplanets — 09 Kepler 62 e
Commonly modeled as a possible ocean world candidate
Exoplanets — 10 Kepler 62 f
Habitable-zone candidate
Exoplanets — 11 Wolf 1069 b
Habitable-zone candidate
Exoplanets — 12 55 Cancri e
Likely rocky or lava world
Exoplanets — 13 TRAPPIST 1 d
Low mass compared with Earth
Exoplanets — 14 TRAPPIST 1 g
Outer planet in the TRAPPIST-1 system
Exoplanets — 15 GJ 3378 b
Receives roughly 90% of Earth's radiation from the Sun
Exoplanets — 16 HD 40307 g
Located near the star's habitable zone
Exoplanets — 17 TOI 715 b
Located within the conservative habitable zone
Exoplanets — 18 LP 890 9 c
Habitable-zone candidate
Exoplanets — 19 Ross 128 b
One of the quietest nearby red-dwarf systems
Exoplanets — 20 GJ 1002 b
Habitable-zone candidate
Exoplanets — 21 GJ 1002 c
Outer habitable-zone candidate
Exoplanets — 22 Kepler 452 b
Receives sunlight similar to Earth
Exoplanets — 23 Kepler 1649 c
Receives approximately 75% of Earth's stellar energy
Exoplanets — 24 Teegardens Star b
Habitable-zone candidate
Exoplanets — 25 TOI 1452 b
Strong candidate for a deep global ocean world