Which exoplanet do you believe is most earth like?

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Which exoplanet do you believe is most earth like?
wil be graded according to the
age of Ints docament.)
What characteristics of exoplanets are important for them to be habitable?
Suggestion: review homeworks 8 and 11 to see what characteristics of exoplanets and their stars are important in ordeor to determine the
habitability of an exoplanet.
-mass
-temperature
radius
Exoplanet
Density
(g/cm^3)
Star that the exoplanet is orbiting
Luminosity Temperature
(Kelvin [K])
Exoplanet
Name
Orbit
Star
Name
(habitable zone is green,
orbit is white)
(relative to the
Sun)
MISLD-b
4.6
MISLD
1,000
20,000
MISLD-a
6.2
Alpha Beta-a
1.5
Alpha Beta
6,000
550
Alpha Beta-c
0.9
Exoplanet
Star that the exoplanet is orbiting
Exoplanet
Name
Density
(g/cm^3)
Star
Name
Luminosity
(relative to the
Sun)
Orbit
Temperature
(Kelvin [K])
(habitable zone is
green, orbit is white)
Kepler 57-a
4.1
Kepler 57
0.5
4,800
Kepler 57-b
1.2
HD 1765-c
5.3
HD 1765
2
6,500
HD 1765-a
0.8
Transcribed Image Text:wil be graded according to the age of Ints docament.) What characteristics of exoplanets are important for them to be habitable? Suggestion: review homeworks 8 and 11 to see what characteristics of exoplanets and their stars are important in ordeor to determine the habitability of an exoplanet. -mass -temperature radius Exoplanet Density (g/cm^3) Star that the exoplanet is orbiting Luminosity Temperature (Kelvin [K]) Exoplanet Name Orbit Star Name (habitable zone is green, orbit is white) (relative to the Sun) MISLD-b 4.6 MISLD 1,000 20,000 MISLD-a 6.2 Alpha Beta-a 1.5 Alpha Beta 6,000 550 Alpha Beta-c 0.9 Exoplanet Star that the exoplanet is orbiting Exoplanet Name Density (g/cm^3) Star Name Luminosity (relative to the Sun) Orbit Temperature (Kelvin [K]) (habitable zone is green, orbit is white) Kepler 57-a 4.1 Kepler 57 0.5 4,800 Kepler 57-b 1.2 HD 1765-c 5.3 HD 1765 2 6,500 HD 1765-a 0.8
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