New super planet found in Goldilocks zone

The video discusses a planet 4.5 times the size of Earth, located 22 light years away, orbiting a red dwarf star. This star is within a habitable zone, but its mass is only 30% of the Sun's. The planet receives infrared radiation and is part of a system with two distant orange dwarf stars. The potential for life is reduced if the planet is in synchronous rotation, causing one side to always face the star while the other remains cold.

What is the size of the planet compared to Earth?

• Same size as Earth

• Half the size of Earth

• Twice the size of Earth

• One-third the size of Earth

How far is the planet from Earth?

• 10 light years

• 22 light years

• 50 light years

• 100 light years

What type of radiation reaches the planet?

• Gamma rays

• Visible light

• Infrared light

• Ultraviolet light

What is the mass of the red dwarf star compared to the sun?

• 30% of the sun's mass

• 10% of the sun's mass

• 70% of the sun's mass

• 50% of the sun's mass

What is a potential consequence of the planet being in synchronous rotation?

• One side is always day, the other always night

• The planet has a uniform temperature

• The planet has no atmosphere

• The planet rotates rapidly