Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Kepler-37b is the smallest exoplanet found, although pretty small, planets can get much smaller than that. Besides the smallest one found I also examine the Kepler-444 system, one of the oldest planetary systems found, not only because it has second or third smallest exoplanet found so far, but because along with it there are also four other planets smaller than Earth and it also has two red dwarf stars along with one main sequence star. The least massive exoplanet PSR B1257+12 is also examined, it is the third exoplanet ever discovered, it is probably one of the smallest planets found in terms of size and it orbits a pulsar neutron star along with two other planets, the composition of this planet is still a mystery.
Most clips in this video were made with Space Engine.
Music:
1. Kevin MacLeod - Anguish
2. Kevin MacLeod - Ossuary 6 - Air
3. Kevin MacLeod - Long Note Four
4. Kevin MacLeod - Echoes of Time v2
Kepler-37b is the smallest exoplanet found, although pretty small, planets can get much smaller than that. Besides the smallest one found I also examine the Kepler-444 system, one of the oldest planetary systems found, not only because it has second or third smallest exoplanet found so far, but because along with it there are also four other planets smaller than Earth and it also has two red dwarf stars along with one main sequence star. The least massive exoplanet PSR B1257+12 is also examined, it is the third exoplanet ever discovered, it is probably one of the smallest planets found in terms of size and it orbits a pulsar neutron star along with two other planets, the composition of this planet is still a mystery.
Most clips in this video were made with Space Engine.
Music:
1. Kevin MacLeod - Anguish
2. Kevin MacLeod - Ossuary 6 - Air
3. Kevin MacLeod - Long Note Four
4. Kevin MacLeod - Echoes of Time v2
