Kepler452Coin is the commemorative currency of humanity's leading candidate for a second home — a super-Earth sitting in the habitable zone of a sun just like ours, 1,400 light-years out.
In July 2015, NASA's Kepler Space Telescope located the first potentially rocky super-Earth ever found inside the habitable zone of a star nearly identical to our own. Catalogued Kepler-452b, it orbits a Sun-like star roughly 1,400 light-years away in the constellation Cygnus — close enough, on a cosmic scale, to feel like a neighbor.
Its year runs 385 days, its radius is about 60% wider than Earth's, and its star has already been burning for six billion years — roughly a billion and a half years longer than our own Sun. If there's a version of Earth further along in its story, this is science's leading candidate. Kepler452Coin exists to mark that discovery.
The renderings NASA released the day Kepler-452b's discovery was announced — not concept art, the real thing.
No hidden mint function, no fine print. The full readout on how $K452 is structured — updated as each figure is finalized on-chain.
A sequence, not a promise — each phase unlocks the next.
Identity, lore and launch materials assembled. First crew members assemble around the discovery. You're reading this in real time.
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Long-horizon goals: broader ecosystem, community-directed treasury, and sustained, unglamorous building.
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