0 - 20 años luz
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64.192 Trillion Miles
10.9190 Light Years
3.3477 Parsecs
Sol
1 estrella
5,264 F Photosphere
Population II Star
Heavy Metal Poor
Main Sequence
9.45 Billion Years Old
Moderate Flares
Sol
0.0493 AU
Tidally Locked
1.35 (EM)
Super Terran
8.709 Miles
? Density
? g
Atmosphere ?
Warm
Life ?
1 AU = 92,955,807 Miles
Chemical Rocket Travel Time
109,190 Earth Years
Fission Rocket Travel Time
219.69 Earth Years
Fusion Rocket Travel Time
109.84 Earth Years
Laser Light Sail Travel Time
54.92 Earth Years
Ross 128 Planets Probability to Host Life
Ross 128 I (Kontos): The chance of life on Ross 128 I is currently unknown, but it has a moderate possibility as it's a rocky planet orbiting within its star's temperate zone, which could allow for liquid water. However, there are significant challenges to life, including the potential for a water-losing tidal lock and the need for a substantial atmosphere to regulate its temperature, which is not yet confirmed.
Planet Ross 128 I is an interesting Earth-like planet candidate since its parent star produces moderate flares, when most Red Dwarf stars produce extreme flares. This is good news for Ross 128 I having an atmosphere, as well as the fact that this planet is larger than Earth, potentially allowing it to hold on to an atmosphere. However, it also means that it might have a much thicker atmosphere that traps more heat. We need to discover exactly what type of atmosphere it may have, to be able to determine whether it has the possibility of being habitable.