Kepler-34 b — Kepler-34 System
Cataloged by the NASA Exoplanet Archive TAP service, Kepler-34 b orbits host star Kepler-34 every 288.82 days at a distance of 1800.82 parsecs (5873.48 light-years). With a planetary radius of 8.56 R⊕, equilibrium temperature of 294 K, and habitability index of 0.55, it represents a premier target for transmission spectroscopy of water vapor, carbon dioxide, and biosignature disequilibrium gases.
Caltech / NASA Exoplanet Archive TAP Parameters
Exoplanet Record Frequently Asked Questions
How far away is exoplanet Kepler-34 b from Earth?
Kepler-34 b is located 1800.82 parsecs (5873.48 light-years) from Earth, completing one full orbit around Kepler-34 every 288.82 days.
Does Kepler-34 b have liquid water?
The recorded radius and model-dependent equilibrium temperature do not establish an atmosphere or liquid water. Habitability remains unconfirmed.
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