Support WBUREarth's 'Bigger, Older Cousin' Maybe Doesn't Even ExistPlay03:55Download AudioNell GreenfieldboyceMay 11, 2018 ShareThe planet, known as Kepler-452b, was believed to be about 60 percent larger than our planet and within the habitable zone of its star. (NASA Ames/JPL-Caltech/T. Pyle)