Super habitable planets, KOI 5715.01, Earth-like exoplanets, Orange dwarf stars, Habitable zone, Exoplanet discoveries, 70 billion years, Life evolution, Sun lifespan vs. orange dwarf stars, Potential human colonies, Astrobiology, Planetary habitability, Future of life in the universe.

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What if I told you there are planets that we've discovered that might be better for humans than Earth! KOI 5715.01 This planet is considered ‘super habitable’. It’s twice the size of Earth and orbits in the habitable zone of its star. And it orbits a very special type of star: an orange dwarf star! While our Sun may only live for about 10 billion years, these stars can exist for up to 70 billion years. Just think, life on Earth evolved just 4 billion years ago. What might life look like in 70 billion years?

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