Another super-Earth (twice the size of our planet) orbiting an orange dwarf, Kepler-283c sits firmly in the habitable zone completing its year in 93 days. It’s sister planet Kepler-283b is larger still and far too close to its star to host life, but there’s probably a very interesting interacting between it and 283c.
Depictions of 283c are rather dull.
I doubt the ‘water-world’ option because it feels to much like wish-fulfillment. Yet I have not trouble imagining a huge warm superterran planet. It would be vastly disappointing if this world was neither.
And this is what had lead me to name this planet
It’s a Homeric Greek term (pronounced ‘ni-pen-thee’) that means ‘un-sorrow’ or ‘that which chases away sorrow.’ It has connotations of quieting and forgetfulness as a drink or drug.