However, Kepler-452b is about 6 billion years old, 1.5 billion years older than Earth, which means it may have undergone more changes due to its star’s evolution.

Followed categories will be added to My News. Kepler 452b: What we know. Not a lot. But what we do know is enough to be exciting. The simple fact to remember is we cannot actually see Kepler 452b.

In 2014 the telescope made one of its biggest discoveries when it spotted exoplanet Kepler-452b, dubbed 'Earth 2.0'. The object shares many characteristics with our planet despite sitting 1,400 ...

Kepler-452b is sometimes called “Earth’s cousin” or “Earth 2.0”, and some astronomers have nicknamed it “Coruscant”, which is the name of the home of the Galactic Empire in the Star ...

Kepler 452b is described as Earth's bigger, older cousin and lies in the sweet spot outside our solar system that hosts the right conditions to spawn life A "SUPER-EARTH" planet that's one-and ...

Kepler 452b, which is 1,400 light years away, is in the middle of a zone which scientists say possesses the right conditions for life to be created. Researchers from the University of Cambridge ...

Kepler 452b, discovered in 2015, lies in the middle of a newly identified "abiogenesis zone" where the right conditions exist for life to be spawned by starlight and chemistry. The planet ...

Kepler 452b, discovered in 2015, lies in the middle of a newly identified "abiogenesis zone" where the right conditions exist for life to be spawned by starlight and chemistry. The exoplanet ...

To illustrate their point, the authors analyze one exoplanet discovered in 2015, Kepler 452b. At the time, the planet was described as a potentially an ‘older cousin’ or ‘older brother’ to ...