Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/QAzAqN2jJrw Approximately 2,700 light-years away would be Kepler-69 c. This super-Earth could be around 7 billion years old. This puts it perfectly in the estimated 5 to 8 billion age range for superhabitable planets. This range is based on the 3.5 billion years it took for complex life to appear on Earth. So the best chance for finding life could be on a planet a little older than us. Only this exoplanet could be a little too big to be superhabitable. It has a mass almost four times that of Earth. A rocky planet this big could have a single colossal continent that would have huge deserts in its center. But the coastline washed by Kepler’s ocean could be your perfect spot to move to. Questions or concerns? Contact us at underknown.com/contact Interested in sponsoring our episodes or collaborating? Email us: inquiries@underknown.com Get our 100 best episodes in one mind-blowing book: bit.ly/ytc-the-what-if-100-book Join t...