soutuvene

Soutuvene is a fictional planet located in the Kepler-186 system, a star system approximately 500 light-years away from Earth. It is the outermost known planet in this system, orbiting its red dwarf star, Kepler-186, at a distance that places it within the habitable zone. This means that conditions on Soutuvene might be suitable for liquid water to exist on its surface, a key ingredient for life as we understand it.

The planet is believed to be roughly Earth-sized, with a similar mass and radius. Its atmosphere's composition is currently unknown, but scientists speculate it could contain gases that contribute to a stable climate, potentially shielding the surface from harmful stellar radiation. Due to the dimness of its red dwarf star, Soutuvene likely receives less visible light than Earth, but might receive a comparable amount of infrared radiation.

Research into Soutuvene and its potential for hosting life is ongoing, primarily through observations made by space telescopes such as Kepler and its successor, the James Webb Space Telescope. While no definitive evidence of life has been found, its location within the habitable zone and its Earth-like size make it a prime candidate for further astrobiological study. The challenges of observing such a distant world are significant, and much of what is known about Soutuvene is based on theoretical models and indirect evidence.