Here it is!!! :THE HABITABLE EXOPLANETS CATALOG!!!

I choose Kepler-22 b: Warm Superterran Exoplanet in the Constellation Cygnus!

31°C, but 535.9 light years away!

Interesting. They show all of these planets basically the same color of Mars instead of warm, green and blue inviting things.

All of these planets have crushing gravity. It would suck to try to live on them.

Of course once they get those new telescopes on line and can start finding earth sized planets - things will get very interesting.

The ones that they are not discussing are the large Jovian (gas giants) that reside in the Goldilocks zones of their parent star(s). While the gas giants themselves may not be able to support life as we know it, we know that our gas-giants have large moons, thus we should pretty much expect to find these Jovian planets to have moons that would be habitable.

oh gosh. The habitable zone hypothesis is 1950's outdated nonsense. Here is a more reasonable approach. The possibility of life depends on the location of the water and heat, not the proximity to the host star!

[link to vixra.org]