Utakslenes

Utakslenes is a fictional planet located in the Kepler-186 system. It is the fifth and outermost known planet in the system. Utakslenes is a terrestrial planet, meaning it is rocky and has a solid surface. It orbits its star, Kepler-186, at a distance that places it within the habitable zone, the region where liquid water could potentially exist on the planet's surface.

The planet is estimated to be roughly 1.2 times the size of Earth. Its atmosphere composition is currently unknown, but its location within the habitable zone suggests the possibility of conditions suitable for life. Further observations and research are needed to determine the presence of an atmosphere, its density, and its chemical makeup. The surface of Utakslenes is believed to be varied, with potential geological features such as mountains, plains, and possibly bodies of liquid. The gravitational pull on Utakslenes is slightly stronger than Earth's due to its larger mass.

The orbital period of Utakslenes around Kepler-186 is approximately 130 Earth days. Like other planets, it likely rotates on its axis, which would result in a day-night cycle. The axial tilt, if any, would determine the presence and intensity of seasons. Information regarding Utakslenes' moons, magnetic field, or internal structure remains speculative pending future scientific investigation. The Kepler-186 system itself is located about 500 light-years away from Earth in the constellation Cygnus.