Kepler-444
KOI-3158
KIC 6278762
19 19 00.54910
+41 38 04.5682
35.7
Kepler-444
HIP 94931
KOI-3158
KIC 6278762
LHS 3450
PPM 58152
TYC 3129-329-1
BD+41 3306
2MASS J19190052+4138043
36.7
0.864
90.4
73.1
342.8
72320
2488500
Kepler-444 A
HIP 94931 A
KOI-3158 A
KIC 6278762 A
LHS 3450 A
PPM 58152 A
BD+41 3306 A
0.758
0.752
5046
11.23
6.67
8.86
8.18
7.66
7.244
6.772
6.703
-0.55
K0V
Kepler-444 b
Kepler-444 A b
HIP 94931 A b
KOI-3158.01
KOI-3158 A b
KIC 6278762 A b
LHS 3450 A b
PPM 58152 A b
TYC 3129-329-1 b
BD+41 3306 A b
KOI-3158 b
KIC 6278762 b
Confirmed planets
0.036726
3.6001053
0.04178
0.08
88.0
This planet is part of the Kepler-444 system. The planetary system is tightly placked with at least 5 terrestrial planets. The host star formed 11 billion years ago, when the universe was less than 20 percent of its current age. This makes Kepler-444 the oldest known system of terrestrial size planets. The star has a companion binary that gets as close as 5 AU at periastron.
transit
1
15/07/28
2015
Planets in binary systems, S-type
Kepler-444 c
Kepler-444 A c
HIP 94931 A c
KOI-3158.02
KOI-3158 A c
KIC 6278762 A c
LHS 3450 A c
KOI-3158 c
KIC 6278762 c
Confirmed planets
0.045292
4.5458841
0.04881
0.12
88.2
This planet is part of the Kepler-444 system. The planetary system is tightly placked with at least 5 terrestrial planets. The host star formed 11 billion years ago, when the universe was less than 21 percent of its current age. This makes Kepler-444 the oldest known system of terrestrial size planets. The star has a companion binary that gets as close as 5 AU at periastron.
transit
1
15/07/28
2015
Planets in binary systems, S-type
Kepler-444 d
Kepler-444 A d
HIP 94931 A d
KOI-3158.03
KOI-3158 A d
KIC 6278762 A d
LHS 3450 A d
KOI-3158 d
KIC 6278762 d
Confirmed planets
0.048299
6.189392
0.0600
0.18
88.16
This planet is part of the Kepler-444 system. The planetary system is tightly placked with at least 5 terrestrial planets. The host star formed 11 billion years ago, when the universe was less than 20 percent of its current age. This makes Kepler-444 the oldest known system of terrestrial size planets. The star has a companion binary that gets as close as 5 AU at periastron.
transit
1
15/07/28
2015
Planets in binary systems, S-type
Kepler-444 e
Kepler-444 A e
HIP 94931 A e
KOI-3158.04
KOI-3158 A e
KIC 6278762 A e
LHS 3450 A e
KOI-3158 e
KIC 6278762 e
Confirmed planets
0.049757
7.743493
0.0696
0.02
89.13
This planet is part of the Kepler-444 system. The planetary system is tightly placked with at least 5 terrestrial planets. The host star formed 11 billion years ago, when the universe was less than 20 percent of its current age. This makes Kepler-444 the oldest known system of terrestrial size planets. The star has a companion binary that gets as close as 5 AU at periastron.
transit
1
15/07/28
2015
Planets in binary systems, S-type
Kepler-444 f
Kepler-444 A f
HIP 94931 A f
KOI-3158.05
KOI-3158 A f
KIC 6278762 A f
LHS 3450 A f
KOI-3158 f
KIC 6278762 f
Confirmed planets
0.067528
9.740486
0.29
0.0811
87.96
This planet is part of the Kepler-444 system. The planetary system is tightly placked with at least 5 terrestrial planets. The host star formed 11 billion years ago, when the universe was less than 20 percent of its current age. This makes Kepler-444 the oldest known system of terrestrial size planets. The star has a companion binary that gets as close as 5 AU at periastron.
transit
1
15/02/01
2015
Planets in binary systems, S-type
Kepler-444 B
HIP 94931 B
KOI-3158 B
KIC 6278762 B
LHS 3450 B
PPM 58152 B
BD+41 3306 B
9.67
3464
0.29
M
Kepler-444 C
HIP 94931 C
KOI-3158 C
KIC 6278762 C
LHS 3450 C
PPM 58152 C
BD+41 3306 C
9.97
0.25
M
Lyra