Kepler-452 b

Host Kepler-452 · 6 published parameter sets in the archive snapshot. The archive default is highlighted. Each row is computed from that paper’s own values only.

Why this planet is in the demo: named in spec planet selection rule 2.

Parameter sets for Kepler-452 b
Paper	R [R⊕]	M [M⊕]	a [AU]	density	insolation	equilibrium temperature	habitable-zone status
Jenkins et al. 2015default `pset-kepler-452-b-jenkins-et-al-2015`	1.63	—	1.046	— no planet mass	1.12 [0.93–1.44]	262 [250–279]	1.12 [0.93–1.44] too hot
Berger et al. 2018 `pset-kepler-452-b-berger-et-al-2018`	1.511	—	—	— no planet mass	— no semi-major axis	— no semi-major axis	— no semi-major axis
Morton et al. 2016 `pset-kepler-452-b-morton-et-al-2016`	1.5	—	—	— no planet mass	— no semi-major axis	— no semi-major axis	— no semi-major axis
Q1-Q17 DR24 KOI Table `pset-kepler-452-b-q1-q17-dr24-koi-table`	1.13	—	0.9892	— no planet mass	0.59 [0.47–0.98]	223 [211–253]	0.59 [0.47–0.98] inside
Q1-Q17 DR25 KOI Table `pset-kepler-452-b-q1-q17-dr25-koi-table`	1.09	—	0.994	— no planet mass	0.58 [0.45–0.80]	222 [209–241]	0.58 [0.45–0.80] inside
Q1-Q17 DR25 Supplemental KOI Table `pset-kepler-452-b-q1-q17-dr25-supplemental-koi-table`	—	—	—	— no planet mass	— no semi-major axis	— no semi-major axis	— no semi-major axis

What the composite table would give

The archive’s Planetary Systems Composite Parameters table keeps one row per planet and fills each value from whichever reference its rules pick, so a single row can mix papers.

Composite values and their references
Value	Composite	Reference
radiusEarth	1.63	Jenkins et al. 2015
massEarth	3.29 M-R relationship	Calculated Value
semiMajorAxisAu	1.046	Jenkins et al. 2015
stellarRadiusSun	1.11	Jenkins et al. 2015
stellarTeffK	5757	Jenkins et al. 2015

density: 4.21 [2.83–6.18] — mixes Calculated Value + Jenkins et al. 2015
insolation: 1.12 [0.93–1.44]
equilibrium temperature: 262 [250–279]
habitable-zone status: 1.12 [0.93–1.44]
too hot

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