Welcome to K2-30 b, a sizzling hot world orbiting a star named K2-30, discovered back in 2016 by the trusty Kepler Space Telescope. This exoplanet was spotted using the clever transit method, where we watch for a tiny dip in the star’s brightness as the planet crosses in front. K2-30 b is a prime example of a close-in planet soaking up its star’s rays, making it a toasty destination far from Earth’s cozy vibes. While it may not have a flashy proper name yet, K2-30 b certainly sparks curiosity as a fascinating spot in the K2 field of distant stars. Fancy a trip to a world where the sun never sets on your hot adventure? K2-30 b is waiting!
