Kepler-186f
The First Earth Sized Planet!
(HawkWorld18)
Planetary Description
Kepler-186f
Kepler-186f compared to Earth
Orbit
How does Kepler-186f compare to Earth?
Diameter:_______________12,742 km_______________________14,300 km____________________
Average Distance
from the sun:___________150,000,000Km_________________37 million miles (60 million)___
Average
Temperature:___________185/331 (min/max) K____________32 degrees__________________
Length of a Day:_________24 hr.___________________________52.4 million km____________
Length of a year:________1 year (365.25 Days)____________130 earth years______________
Number of Moons:______1________________________________None________________________
Number of Rings:________None___________________________None________________________
How old would you
be if you lived on:_________14 years__________________________9 years____________________
How much would you weigh
on your planet?:_______________110 Ibs._______________4.93224544975 x 10^32 Ibs._____
Acceleration Due
to gravity:_______________________9.8 m/s/s___________________
Mass of Earth= 5.9722 x 10^24
Mass of Kepler-186f= 1.195 x 10^25
The value of "g" is: 41,274,020.5 m/s^2
If your spaceship can travel at 0.1C, how long would it take to travel to your planet? How old would you be when you arrive?: It would take 5,000 years to get to my planet. I would be 5,014 when I arrive.
3 problems that you would experience if you tried to live on your planet?
- Lacks an atmosphere to retain and redistribute its sun's warmth.
- Extreme coldness.
- There are no tides or night-time sources of light.
How could you overcome these problems to make your planet suitable for human life?
- Dress very warm.
- Make sure you have shelter.
- Bring different light sources to be able to see.
Three other interesting facts about Kepler-186f.
- With the right atmospheric conditions and composition it is possible life could exist on Kepler-186f.
- There are four other planets in the Kepler 186 system, all of which orbit extremely closely to their host star.
- Its nickname is "Earth's Cousin."
How to Get There!
The shuttle for Kepler-186f will be departing earth in approximately 10 months on December 21, 3062. The shuttle will only be able to accommodate 450,000 settlers (as well as its crew of 340). Be prepare to be frozen in carbonite since the trip to Kepler-186f ,which transverses 490 light-years at warp 1.6 (.1C the speed of light or 1.08x10^8 km/hr), will take approximately 4,800 years.