The color of an exoplanet does not directly affect its habitability.

The habitable zone is defined as the region where the temperature is right for liquid water to exist on the surface of a planet.

Gas giants are not considered to be potentially habitable because they do not have a solid surface.

A magnetic field can deflect harmful radiation away from the planet's surface.

The direct imaging method is not used to search for habitable exoplanets because it is very difficult to directly image exoplanets.

The Kepler space telescope has discovered thousands of exoplanets, including many that are located in the habitable zones of their stars.

The presence of life is not a factor that astronomers consider when assessing the habitability of an exoplanet because it is not possible to directly detect life on exoplanets.

The habitable zone of a star can change over time as the star evolves.

Gas giants are not considered to be potentially habitable because they do not have a solid surface.

A magnetic field can deflect harmful radiation away from the planet's surface.

The direct imaging method is not used to search for habitable exoplanets because it is very difficult to directly image exoplanets.

The Kepler space telescope has discovered thousands of exoplanets, including many that are located in the habitable zones of their stars.

The presence of life is not a factor that astronomers consider when assessing the habitability of an exoplanet because it is not possible to directly detect life on exoplanets.

The habitable zone of a star can change over time as the star evolves.

Gas giants are not considered to be potentially habitable because they do not have a solid surface.