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UGB711: red giant star with 2 planets

  UGB711.1   UGB711.2  

Solar system 'UGB711' comprises the star 'UGB711' and the retinue of celestial objects gravitationally bound to it: 2 planets and their 97 moons, as well as asteroids, meteoroids, planetoids, comets, and interplanetary dust.

The principal component of this star system is the star 'UGB711', a red giant class star that contains about 99.93% of the system's known mass and dominates it gravitationally. UGB711 is located more than 3406 lightyears from the center of the galaxy.

This solar system comprises 2 planets

UGB711.1 is a medium terrestrial planet (6505 km radius) which orbits its star in 119 Earth days, one day on UGB711.1 lasts 7 Earth hours. Its average temperature is 1512 K (1239 C), its atmosphere mainly consists of hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and it has 0 moons.
UGB711.2 is a large gas giant (78193 km radius) which orbits its star in 38351 Earth days, one day on UGB711.2 lasts 2 Earth hours. Its average temperature is 1054 K (781 C), its atmosphere mainly consists of hydrogen and it has 97 moons.
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Planetary Orbits


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Planetary Statistics

distance from star:32*106 km1545*106 km
radius:6505 km78193 km
mass:2202*1021 kg3824666*1021 kg
surface gravity: 3.47 m/s2
0.35 Earths
41.7 m/s2
4.26 Earths
escape velocity:6.722 km/s80.80 km/s
year: 408 UGB711.1 days
119 Earth days
460212 UGB711.2 days
38351 Earth days
day:7 hrs2 hrs
axial tilt:13°
temperature:1512 K
1239 C
1054 K
781 C
atmosphere:13% H2
2% He
37% N2
47% O2
1% CO2
0% other
98% H2
2% He
0% other

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