The habitable-zone super-Earth planets orbit around a bit of a quarter of the red dwarf’s star in the sun’s neighborhood. An international of astronomers from the United Kingdom, and Chile discovered eight new super-earth planets. The planets orbit around the red dwarf stars. These planets could have existing liquid water, and are possible candidates for supporting life. They have been discovered around stars between 15-80 light years away, and have orbital periods between 2 weeks, and 9 years. It means that they orbit their stars at ranging distances of 0.05 to 4 times the Earth-distance- 93 million miles (149 million kilometers).