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Kepler-1387 b is a rocky exoplanet discovered in 2016 using the Transit method at Kepler. The 0.95 m Kepler Telescope was employed with the instruments of the Kepler CCD Array.

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Kepler-1387 b

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Discovery Details

World type: rocky
Discovery method: Transit
Discovery year: 2016
Facility: Kepler
Instrument: Kepler CCD Array
Telescope: 0.95 m Kepler Telescope

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Kepler-1387 b is a fascinating exoplanet orbiting the star Kepler-1387, discovered back in 2016 by the keen eyes of the Kepler Space Telescope using the transit method. This clever technique spots planets as they gently pass in front of their stars, causing tiny dips in brightness. Kepler-1387 b resides in the bustling Kepler star field, a rich cosmic neighborhood full of intriguing worlds waiting to be explored. While it’s too far away for a casual visit, this planet fuels our imaginations about the diversity of planets beyond our solar system. With its mysterious characteristics unveiled by the Kepler mission’s CCD array, Kepler-1387 b invites us to dream about distant skies and alien sunsets light-years from Earth.