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K2-381 d is a water_world exoplanet discovered in 2022 using the Transit method at K2. The 0.95 m Kepler Telescope was employed with the instruments of the Kepler CCD Array.

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K2-381 d

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Discovery Details

World type: water_world
Discovery method: Transit
Discovery year: 2022
Facility: K2
Instrument: Kepler CCD Array
Telescope: 0.95 m Kepler Telescope

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K2-381 d is a fascinating exoplanet orbiting the star K2-381, discovered in 2022 thanks to the keen eyes of NASA’s Kepler telescope using the transit method. This space-based planet hunter caught K2-381 d as it gently dimmed its star’s light while passing in front from our viewpoint. Nestled in the lively K2 star field, K2-381 d adds another intriguing chapter to our cosmic story of distant worlds. While we don’t have its exact distance from Earth or a catchy nickname, this newest member of the exoplanet family reminds us how much more there is to discover beyond our solar system. It’s a sparkling example of the ongoing quest to find new planets orbiting stars far, far away!