Exoplanet KOI-3010.01 is deemed livable with the highest-ever likelihood of 84%.

Using the transit technique, the Kepler mission found a planet around the star KOI-3010. Researchers are drawn to this planet because it has characteristics with Earth.
The Lyra constellation contains the red dwarf KOI-3010, which is 1213 light-years distant from Earth. It is estimated that this star is 13.9 billion years old. The planet KOI-3010.01, also known as KOI-3010 b, is categorized as a warm super earth. Its mass is more than that of the Earth, yet it is superior to gas giant planets. Oe’s orbit around the star lasts around 60 days on Earth.

Diagram illustrating Kepler’s findings that have radii less than twice that of the Earth as a result of their meagre stellar flux and the star’s temperature. The size of the spots is proportional to their measured radii, and the green bar depicts the roughly delineated boundaries of the habitable zone. For a larger view, click the image. (NASA Ames/W. Stezel and N. Batalha)

Environmental variables influence the evolution and development of life on the planet. 19.6 degrees Celsius is the average temperature there. 1.35 times as large as the Earth is the radis. There is a suggestion that the atmosphere is virtually ideocentric to the planet, despite the fact that they know very little about its composition. Undetermined at this time is the mass idex. The researchers predict that the extraterrestrial body KOI-3010.01 will not only have a moderate temperature similar to Earth’s, but also a liquid ocean covering over 65% of its surface.