20 Planets Better for Life Than Earth

Описание: Are we alone in the universe? In this deep dive, we count down the top 20 exoplanets that are the strongest candidates for hosting alien life. From "super-Earths" to potential "ocean worlds," we analyze the planets that have brought us closer than ever to finding Earth 2.0.

We explore Kepler-442b, a rocky world that sits in the habitable zone 1,200 light years away , and investigate Kepler-62f, a planet that might be entirely covered in a global ocean. We also take a look at our closest neighbor, Proxima Centauri b, located just 4.2 light years away, where a year lasts only 11 days.


Discover the strange triple-star system of Gliese 667 Cc and the water-vapor atmosphere of K2-18b. Finally, we reveal the number one most Earth-like planet: TRAPPIST-1e, a world with a rocky composition and energy reception nearly identical to Earth.


In this video, we cover:


The Habitable Zone: Understanding the "Goldilocks" zone where liquid water can exist.



Kepler-452b: Known as "Earth’s Cousin," orbiting a Sun-like star.


TRAPPIST-1 System: A compact system with seven Earth-sized planets.


K2-18b: The first habitable-zone planet found with water vapor in its atmosphere.


Proxima Centauri b: The closest potentially habitable world to our solar system.


Tau Ceti e: A super-Earth orbiting a visible star just 12 light years away.

Join us as we analyze the gravity, atmosphere, and potential for life on these distant worlds.