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Kepler-779 b

Orbiting Kepler-779 | 283.2 parsecs away

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Kepler-779 b is a Rocky exoplanet (a small, dense world with a solid surface), roughly the same size as Earth at 0.92 Earth radii. The planet completes one orbit around its star every 7.1 Earth days. It was discovered in 2016 using the transit method. It orbits the star Kepler-779, located approximately 283 parsecs (924 light-years) from Earth.

2016

Discovered

0.92

Earth Radii

Discovery Information

Discovery MethodTransit
Discovery Year2,016
Discovery FacilityKepler

Orbital Properties

Orbital Period7.0971 days
Semi-Major Axis0.0558 AU

Physical Properties

Radius (Jupiter)0.0821 RJ
Radius (Earth)0.92 R⊕
Planetary Extremes

Where Kepler-779 b sits on the spectrum of all known exoplanets.

Radius0.92 R⊕
TinyEnormous
Year Length7.1 days
LightningGlacial
Star Distance0.056 AU
ScorchedFrozen exile
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Size Comparison
EarthKepler-779 bJupiter

0.92x Earth's radius

Orbit Comparison
EarthKepler-779 b
Earth: 365.25 days (1 AU)Kepler-779 b: 7.1 Earth days (0.056 AU)
Host Star: Kepler-779

Effective Temperature3,804 K
Mass0.46 M☉
Radius0.44 R☉
Size vs Sun2.27x smaller
Metallicity [Fe/H]-0.43
Distance (pc)283.155 pc
Distance (ly)923.5 light-years
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