The most "Dark Planet" in the visible universe found by scientists.

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 The most "dark planet" in the visible universe found by scientists.


Tres-2b or Kepler-1b

The planet is known by multiple names in science, such as "Tres-2b or Kepler-1b." In the name.
It absorbs 99% of the light falling on the planet itself, that is, it reflects 1% or less of the light falling on it. That’s why it looks almost dark. Scientists think that there are no clouds on this planet to scatter light.
In 2011, the planet was identified as the darkest planet. The Kepler Space Telescope, an exoplanet detector, discovered it in 2009. The planet is located in the constellation Draco, 650 light-years from Earth. It is orbiting a star named GSC 03549-02811.

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