Kepler-1649c
Distance: 301 Lightyears
Star: Kepler-1649
Constellation: Cygnus
Discovered within the habitable zone of the red dwarf star Kepler-1649. This exoplanet is quite compelling as reports continue to show that this is the most Earth-like planet in terms of size and temperature. On top of that, it is only 300 light-years away from Earth. This could really be a future home for humans, considering its Earth-sized habitable zone.
Study shows that the surface temperature of Kepler-1649c is very similar to Earth since it receives 75% of the light that Earth gets from the sun, which is an essential factor and could indicate the prospect of life. However, red dwarfs are known for their solar flare activity, which could be the number one reason this planet won’t work with us, and the other problem is that this is a newer planet with more to study. Thus, we cannot discuss more than we have already brought up. We’re sure to learn more about this planet, among others, in the coming years, however.