Proxima Centauri b is the closest known exoplanet to our solar system that is thought to be within the habitable zone of its star.

The actual story is almost second to the stunning, neon visuals of Kepler-442b, which is based on an actual exo-planet of the same name about 1,200 lightyears from Earth.

Kepler has been part of the Twins' core for seven years, but they seem ready to move on ahead of his age-30 season.

A Reddit post suggests exoplanet Kepler-442b, located over 1,200 light years away, could be more suitable for humans than the Earth itself.

Kepler-442b, one-third larger than Earth and which receives two-thirds of the light that reaches our planet, has a 97% chance of being in a habitable zone.

Canadian astronaut legend Chris Hadfield has his own suggestion, opining this past weekend that Kepler-442b would be "an excellent planet for [NASA's James Webb Telescope] to have a look at." ...

Kepler-442b soon undergoes something of a social evolution as ratings for its Education Channel triple and the demand for stories about the Earthlings surpasses every other type of programming ...

A new study says only the exoplanet Kepler-442b receives enough sunshine from its star to form a biosphere with 'oxygenic' photosynthesis, a precursor to holding life.

It's you and me, Kepler−442b! The “sweet spot” for hosting a rich Earth-like biosphere is so narrow that only one exoplanet identified so far has Earth-like conditions and may be potentially ...

"Kepler-442 is noteworthy in that this star (spectral classification, K5) hosts what is considered one of the best Goldilocks planets, Kepler-442b, a rocky planet that is a little more than twice ...