Kepler-62 f — Kepler-62 System
Completing a 267-day year around a long-lived K2V star in Lyra, Kepler-62 f is a volatile-rich super-Earth modeled to host global ocean basins beneath a baroclinic atmosphere.
Caltech / NASA Exoplanet Archive TAP Parameters
Habitable-Zone Frequently Asked Questions
How far away is exoplanet Kepler-62 f from Earth?
Kepler-62 f is located 300.80 parsecs (981.08 light-years) from Earth, completing one full orbit around Kepler-62 every 267.3 days.
What makes Kepler-62 f a primary AstroTale habitable-zone candidate?
With a radius of 1.41 R⊕ and an equilibrium temperature of 208 K, Kepler-62 f achieves a 83% Earth Similarity Score—placing it inside the circumstellar zone where liquid water can persist under moderate atmospheric pressure.
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