Gliese 667 17 18 57 -34 59 23 6.97 32.70 228 142 42.15 0.58 128 313 Gliese 667 A HR 6426 A HIP 84709 A -0.59 6 0.73 0.76 Gliese 667 B HR 6426 B HIP 84709 B -0.59 6 0.69 0.70 Gliese 667 C HR 6426 C 3350 0.33 0.41 10.22 11.79 10.05 8.82 6.848 6.322 6.036 M1.5V Gliese 667 C b GJ 667 C b HR 6426C b Confirmed planets 7.2004 0.13 5.729578 201 0.017616 0.0505 Gliese 667 is a nearby triple star system in the constellation Scorpius, about 22 light years away. The star Gliese 667 C hosts at least six planets. Three of them, all Super-Earths, are located in the habitable zone. The habitable zone is so densely packed that any additional planet is likely to destabilize the system. This planet, Gliese 667 C b, is located too close to the star and not in the habitable zone. RV 13/06/25 2009 Gliese667 This artist's impression shows the view from the exoplanet Gliese 667 C d looking towards the planet's parent star (Gliese 667 C). In the background to the right the more distant stars in this triple system (Gliese 667 A and Gliese 667 B) are visible and to the left in the sky one of the other planets, the newly discovered Gliese 667 Ce, can be seen as a crescent. A record-breaking three planets in this system are super-Earths lying in the zone around the star where liquid water could exist, making them possible candidates for the presence of life. This is the first system found with a fully packed habitable zone. Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser Planets in binary systems, S-type Gliese 667 C h GJ 667C h HR 6426C h Controversial 16.946 0.06 114.591559 45 0.003460 0.0893 Gliese 667 is a nearby triple star system in the constellation Scorpius, about 22 light years away. The star Gliese 667 C hosts at least six planets. Three of them, all Super-Earths, are located in the habitable zone. The habitable zone is so densely packed that any additional planet is likely to destabilize the system. This planet, Gliese 667 C h has yet to be confirmed. RV 13/06/25 2013 Gliese667 This artist's impression shows the view from the exoplanet Gliese 667C d looking towards the planet's parent star (Gliese 667 C). In the background to the right the more distant stars in this triple system (Gliese 667 A and Gliese 667 B) are visible and to the left in the sky one of the other planets, the newly discovered Gliese 667 Ce, can be seen as a crescent. A record-breaking three planets in this system are super-Earths lying in the zone around the star where liquid water could exist, making them possible candidates for the presence of life. This is the first system found with a fully packed habitable zone. Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser Planets in binary systems, S-type Gliese 667 C c GJ 667C c HR 6426C c Confirmed planets 28.140 0.02 292.208476 308 0.011954 0.125 Gliese 667 is a nearby triple star system in the constellation Scorpius, about 22 light years away. The star Gliese 667 C hosts at least six planets. Three of them, all Super-Earths, are located in the habitable zone. The habitable zone is so densely packed that any additional planet is likely to destabilize the system. This planet, Gliese 667 C c, is located on the inner edge of the habitable zone. RV 13/06/25 2009 Gliese667 This artist's impression shows the view from the exoplanet Gliese 667 C d looking towards the planet's parent star (Gliese 667 C). In the background to the right the more distant stars in this triple system (Gliese 667 A and Gliese 667 B) are visible and to the left in the sky one of the other planets, the newly discovered Gliese 667 Ce, can be seen as a crescent. A record-breaking three planets in this system are super-Earths lying in the zone around the star where liquid water could exist, making them possible candidates for the presence of life. This is the first system found with a fully packed habitable zone. Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser Planets in binary systems, S-type Gliese 667 C f GJ 667C f HR 6426C f Controversial 39.026 0.03 103.132403 34 0.008493 0.156 Gliese 667 is a nearby triple star system in the constellation Scorpius, about 22 light years away. The star Gliese 667 C hosts at least six planets. Three of them, all Super-Earths, are located in the habitable zone. The habitable zone is so densely packed that any additional planet is likely to destabilize the system. This planet, Gliese 667 C f, is right in the middle of the habitable zone. RV 13/06/25 2013 Gliese667 This artist's impression shows the view from the exoplanet Gliese 667C d looking towards the planet's parent star (Gliese 667 C). In the background to the right the more distant stars in this triple system (Gliese 667 A and Gliese 667 B) are visible and to the left in the sky one of the other planets, the newly discovered Gliese 667 Ce, can be seen as a crescent. A record-breaking three planets in this system are super-Earths lying in the zone around the star where liquid water could exist, making them possible candidates for the presence of life. This is the first system found with a fully packed habitable zone. Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser Planets in binary systems, S-type Gliese 667 C e GJ 667C e HR 6426C e Controversial 62.24 0.02 28.647890 262 0.008493 0.213 Gliese 667 is a nearby triple star system in the constellation Scorpius, about 22 light years away. The star Gliese 667 C hosts at least six planets. Three of them, all Super-Earths, are located in the habitable zone. The habitable zone is so densely packed that any additional planet is likely to destabilize the system. This planet, Gliese 667 C e, is close the outer edge of the habitable zone. RV 13/06/25 2013 Gliese667 This artist's impression shows the view from the exoplanet Gliese 667 C d looking towards the planet's parent star (Gliese 667 C). In the background to the right the more distant stars in this triple system (Gliese 667 A and Gliese 667 B) are visible and to the left in the sky one of the other planets, the newly discovered Gliese 667 Ce, can be seen as a crescent. A record-breaking three planets in this system are super-Earths lying in the zone around the star where liquid water could exist, making them possible candidates for the presence of life. This is the first system found with a fully packed habitable zone. Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser Planets in binary systems, S-type Gliese 667 C d GJ 667 C d HR 6426 C d Controversial 91.61 0.03 40.107046 251 0.016043 0.276 Gliese 667 is a nearby triple star system in the constellation Scorpius, about 22 light years away. The star Gliese 667 C hosts at least six planets. Three of them, all Super-Earths, are located in the habitable zone. The habitable zone is so densely packed that any additional planet is likely to destabilize the system. This planet, Gliese 667 C d, is located outside the habitable zone and therefore to cool to host liquid water on its surface. RV 13/06/25 2013 Gliese667 This artist's impression shows the view from the exoplanet Gliese 667 C d looking towards the planet's parent star (Gliese 667 C). In the background to the right the more distant stars in this triple system (Gliese 667 A and Gliese 667 B) are visible and to the left in the sky one of the other planets, the newly discovered Gliese 667 Ce, can be seen as a crescent. A record-breaking three planets in this system are super-Earths lying in the zone around the star where liquid water could exist, making them possible candidates for the presence of life. This is the first system found with a fully packed habitable zone. Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser Planets in binary systems, S-type Gliese 667 C g GJ 667 C g HR 6426 C g Controversial 256.2 0.08 51.566202 285 0.014470 0.549 Gliese 667 is a nearby triple star system in the constellation Scorpius, about 22 light years away. The star Gliese 667 C hosts at least six planets. Three of them, all Super-Earths, are located in the habitable zone. The habitable zone is so densely packed that any additional planet is likely to destabilize the system. This planet, Gliese 667 C g, is outside the habitable zone and cannot host liquid water on its surface. RV 13/06/25 2013 Gliese667 This artist's impression shows the view from the exoplanet Gliese 667 C d looking towards the planet's parent star (Gliese 667 C). In the background to the right the more distant stars in this triple system (Gliese 667 A and Gliese 667 B) are visible and to the left in the sky one of the other planets, the newly discovered Gliese 667 Ce, can be seen as a crescent. A record-breaking three planets in this system are super-Earths lying in the zone around the star where liquid water could exist, making them possible candidates for the presence of life. This is the first system found with a fully packed habitable zone. Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser Planets in binary systems, S-type Scorpius