Third planet confirmed orbiting red dwarf LHS 1678 A

29. 2. 2024 (accepted)

Third planet confirmed orbiting red dwarf LHS 1678 A

Star system: LHS 1678 A | Distance from the Sun: 64.8 light years

It is similar in size to Earth and to another planet in the system which makes it a great target for comparing evolution of planets in different orbits around star.

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LHS 1678 A

M2.0 D, Red dwarf

mass: 0.35 M☉

radius: 0.3 R☉

distance: 64.8 ly

stars in the system: 2

exoplanets: 3

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