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Exoplanet Systems

KEPLER / TESS

Stellar Goldilocks habitable zones, transit photometry light curves, and planetary physics catalog.

Habitability Physics Manual
1. Circumstellar Habitable Zone:

The orbital region where liquid surface water can exist under atmospheric pressure: $r_{in} \approx \sqrt{L/1.1}$, $r_{out} \approx \sqrt{L/0.53}\text{ AU}$, where $L = (M/M_\odot)^{3.5}$.

2. Transit Photometry Dip:

When an exoplanet crosses its host star, stellar brightness drops proportional to cross-sectional area: $\Delta F / F = (R_p / R_*)^2$.

Stellar System Catalog

Orbital Simulation Speed 1.0x

Key Planet Telemetry HABITABLE

Exoplanet Name: TRAPPIST-1e
Radius ($R_\oplus$): 0.92 Earths
Mass ($M_\oplus$): 0.69 Earths
Orbital Period: 6.10 Days
Equilibrium Temp: 251 K (-22 °C)
Earth Similarity (ESI): 0.85 (Very High)
TRAPPIST-1 EXOPLANETARY SYSTEM (AQUARIUS • 39.6 LY)
Star Type: M8V Red Dwarf Discovery: Transit Photometry
Scorching Habitable (Liquid H₂O) Cryogenic / Ice
Transit Photometry Light Curve (Flux Dip $\Delta F/F$) Relative Stellar Brightness: 100.00%