I'm glad you drew my attention to it. I just have one standard procedure (using the search function- magnify tool) and rarely strayed from it. My bad lol. My standard procedure is finding interesting stars from external lists and then looking them up by search function. Like recently, I've been looking for the parent star for this superhabitable planet but haven't found the star or the planet anywhere; is this in SE? Adding ESI would definitely help!
https://www.universetoday.com/148291/th ... han-earth/
So, are there any planets that meet the conditions!? It’s a solid…maybe. We can’t measure all these criteria from the distances we are observing with current technologies. We can’t, for example, yet determine if an exoplanet features active plate tectonics or hosts a moon. But we can measure the mass of an exoplanet, whether it orbits within the habitable zone, estimate its age, and classify the parent star. Scanning the 4000+ Kepler planets for superhabitable criteria, the authors find 24 terrestrial candidates that meet at least some of the conditions. 9 orbit K stars, 16 are between 5-18 billion years old, and 5 are within a 10 degree range of optimal temperature. Of the 24, ONE meets all the observable criteria, KOI 5715.01, which orbits a K class orange dwarf star roughly 3000 light years from Earth.