Kepler-37
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Kepler-37 é uma estrela tipo Anã amarela e que forma um sistema planetário, descoberta em 2013, e que está localizado na Constelação de Lyra - que fica a cerca de 210 anos-luz da Terra. A estrela foi assim batizada em homenagem ao telescópio que dá o nome à missão de procurar uma nova Terra.
O sistema é formado, além desta estrela, que é menor do que o Sol, por três exoplanetas - Kepler-37b, Kepler-37c e Kepler-37d.[1][2]
Referências
↑ ptjornal.com/ NASA apresenta Kepler-37, o sistema planetário com uma estrela descoberto na constelação de Lira
↑ Smallest Alien Planet Kepler-37b Explained (Infographic)
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