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Kepler-78ball is a starball slightly smaller than Sunball. ~~If you put Kepler-56ball and Kepler-78ball together, you get Kepler-5678ball~~. It is located 407 light-years (125 parsecs) away from the Sunball in the Cygnus constellation. Kepler-78ball was originally classified as a binary system, but the partner was instead revealed to be a planetball with an orbital period of 8.5 Earth hours.

Planetary system

Kepler-78ball can into one planetball: Kepler-78bball. Kepler-78bball has an orbital period of 8.5 hours, meaning its distance is extremely close. Similar to CoRoT-7bball, Kepler-78bball can into lava planet. It may be a Chthonian planetball, since Kepler-78bball couldn't have formed at its present location.

Kepler-78ball will Anschluss its planetball in three billion years.

Relationships

Sunball - Slightly larger twin?
Kepler-78bball - Planet ~~that I will Anschluss soon~~.
Earthball - Yuo and my planet should hang out sometime. But am not in binary! ~~I wish I did~~
Kepler-78ball's partner - Does not exist. ~~pls of exist~~

V • E ~~Poland cannot into space~~ Planetballs
Terrestrial Planets	Earthball • Marsball • Mercuryball • Venusball
Gas Giants	Jupiterball • Neptuneball • Saturnball • Uranusball
Dwarf Planets	Ceresball • Erisball • Gonggongball • Haumeapotato • Makemakeball • Orcusball • Plutoball • Quaoarball • Sednaball
Historical Planets	Fifth Giantball • Theiaball
Moons	Earthball ( Moonball) • Marsball ( Phobospotato • Deimospotato) • Jupiterball ( Callistoball • Europaball • Ganymedeball • Ioball) • Saturnball ( Dioneball • Enceladusball • Hyperionpotato • Iapetusball • Mimasball • Rheaball • Tethysball • Titanball) • Uranusball ( Arielball • Mirandaball • Oberonball • Puckball • Titaniaball • Umbrielball) • Neptuneball ( Halimedeball • Nesoball • Proteusball • Saoball • Tritonball) • Orcusball ( Vanthball) • Plutoball ( Charonball • Hydraball • Kerberosball • Nixball • Styxtato) • Haumeapotato ( Hi'iakaball • Namakaball) • Quaoarball ( Weywotball) • Makemakeball ( MK2ball) • Gonggongball ( Xiangliuball) • Erisball ( Dysnomiaball)
Exoplanets	51 Pegasi bball (Dimidiumball) • 55 Cancri eball (Janssenball) • CoRoT-7bball • Gliese 504 bball • HD 189733 bball • HD 209458 bball (Osirisball) • J1407bball • Kepler-78bball • Kepler-186fball • Kepler-452bball • PSR J1719−1438 bball • TrES-2bball • WASP-12bball • WASP-103brugby
Main Sequence Stars	Alpha Centauriballs ( Proxima Centauriball) • Kepler-22ball • Kepler-78ball • Procyon Aball • Sirius Aball • Sunball • TRAPPIST-1ball
Giant and Supergiant stars	Anserball • Antaresball • Arcturusball • Betelgeuseball • Kepler-56ball • Polarisball • Rigelball • Stephenson 2-18ball • UY Scutiball • VY Canis Majorisball
Stellar remnants	Black holeballs • PSR B1257+12ball (Lichball) • PSR J1719−1438ball • Procyon Bball • Sirius Bball
Galaxies	Andromedaspiral • LMCspiral • Milky Wayspiral • SMCblob • Sombrerospiral • Triangulumspiral
Interstellar objects	ʻOumuamuasausage • Borisovball
Nebulae	Cat's Eyeblob • Crabblob • Helix Nebulablob
Other space entities	6balls • Asteroidpotatoes • Brown dwarfballs • Dark energy • Dark matter
Poland cannot into space! ~~(Except for Mirosław Hermaszewski)~~

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