Kepler-1007 b

Here is the today’s weather for Kepler-1007 b 🌌:

The skies above this exoplanet are currently bathed in a soft, dim red glow. Kepler-1007 b orbits its star, Kepler-1007, every 247 Earth days in what scientists call the “habitable zone.” Today, temperatures hover around a toasty -50°C (-58°F). 🌡️☁️

Did you know? Kepler-1007 b is roughly twice the size of Earth and orbits a red giant star. Its host star is much older than our Sun, estimated to be around 11 billion years old! 🎂🌟

Stay cozy out there, alien explorers! 🌍🛸

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