HD 137010 b stands as the perfect target for future life-detection telescopes, being almost exactly Earth-size with an Earth-like 355-day orbit around a bright star just 146 light-years away. Unlike rocky planets around tempestuous M-dwarf stars that blast away atmospheres, this world orbits a calmer Sun-like star far more likely to sustain an atmosphere based on current models. Astronomers have done their due diligence ruling out alternatives, making this the ideal candidate already known to exist.