Which 'Astronomical Society', and can you state your sources where you found these many planets?
Which 'Astronomical Society', and can you state your sources where you found these many planets?
What I want to know is where you got the idea from the many planets for the Alpha Centaury system. If you have them out of your 'dream journals', they do not belong in this thread.About the "Astronomical Society"- I was referring to International Astronomy Union (IAU) on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internati ... nomy_Union. The suggested names for Centaurian planets came from a short article of "Alpha Centauri Bb: Why Are New Planet Names So Dull?" on http://www.bbc.com/future/story/2012110 ... es-so-dull.
* I got Chiron from Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri game.
* I got Ares, Phadora, Domatholos from James Cameron's Avatar Science Fiction series.
* I got Caladan and Arrakis from Frank Herbert's Dune Science Fiction series.
* There is a name of Feronia suggested for Proxima b on https://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/in ... a-centauri. I got rest of information from my private dream journals I wrote about precognitve dream trips I had to nearby exosolar systems in our solar neighborhood, in addition to nine planets in our own Solar System few years ago.
JackDole's quote: "Here you can publish scripts for new exoplanets. This thread is only for real objects."
My apologies...now I understood that I cannot publish any imaginative or unknown worlds here that are NOT discovered yet, nor from the dreams, in this thread but in a separate thread. Thank you for explaining a rule very clearly to me. I shall concur with it.
"Twin Earths Discovered for Alpha Centauri B?" may be found on the NEW SCIENTIST website's: https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn ... tar-system. Both of those two exoplanets are very hot like Venus and closest to the primary star. Gravitational tidal forces of Alpha Centauri triple star system can easily explain the total absence of giant gaseous planets like Jupiter there- from the SCIENCE article on https:// http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/04/ ... st-stellar. Some of Earth-like exoplanets may be inhabitable considering very low x-ray emission of Alpha Centauri companion stars A & B....see an article "Planets Orbiting Alpha Centauri Stars Not Bombarded By X-Ray Radiation Hazardous To Life" on https://www.techtimes.com/articles/2298 ... us-to-life.
// Filename: SWIFT_J1756.9-2508.sc
// JackDole 2018.11.16 06:29:30
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// Sources:
// https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWIFT_J1756.9-2508
// http://exoplanet.eu/catalog/swift_j1756-2508/
StarBarycenter "SWIFT J1756.9-2508 System"
{
RA 17 56 57.200
Dec -25 06 26.28
Dist 8000
Class "Q"
}
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// Filename: Swift_J1756.2509-Sys.sc
// JackDole 2018.11.16 06:37:16
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// Sources:
// https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWIFT_J1756.9-2508
// http://exoplanet.eu/catalog/swift_j1756-2508/
Star "SWIFT J1756.9-2508"
{
ParentBody "SWIFT J1756.9-2508 System"
Class "Q"
MassSol 1.8
RotationPeriod 1.5277777777778e-06
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxisKm 4131.767021
PeriodDays 0.0339873
// Fictional (but necessary) (Of course, I could have made them all 0, but that's boring.)
Inclination -4.4364146855068
Eccentricity 0
AscendingNode 35.808740501114
ArgOfPericen 64.895962401196
MeanAnomaly 0.74660481582
//----------------------------------------------------------------------
}
}
Planet "SWIFT J1756.9-2508 b"
{
ParentBody "SWIFT J1756.9-2508 System"
Mass 6038.804071
DiscDate "2007"
//Status "Unconfirmed"
Orbit
{
SemiMajorAxisKm 409786.592979
Period 9.3054145836652e-05
// Fictional (but necessary) (Of course, I could have made them all 0, but that's boring. Except ArgOfPericen.)
Inclination -4.4364146855068
Eccentricity 0
AscendingNode 35.808740501114
ArgOfPericen -115.1040375988
MeanAnomaly 0.74660481582
//----------------------------------------------------------------------
}
}
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http://forum.spaceengine.org/viewtopic. ... 300#p26032
// Filename: TeegardensSys.sc
// JackDole 2019.06.19 15:55:11
// Put this in 'addons\catalogs\planets'.
// http://exoplanet.eu/catalog/teegarden%27s_b/
// http://exoplanet.eu/catalog/teegarden%27s_c/
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Planet "Teegarden's b/GAT 1370 b"
{
ParentBody "Teegarden's Star"
Mass 1.04884492
Msini 1.04884492
DiscDate "2019"
//Update "2019.06.18"
DiscMethod "RadVel"
Orbit
{
Epoch 2458052.3
SemiMajorAxis 0.0252
PeriodDays 4.91
ArgOfPericen 77.0
}
}
Planet "Teegarden's c/GAT 1370 c"
{
ParentBody "Teegarden's Star"
Mass 1.10923296
Msini 1.10923296
DiscDate "2019"
//Update "2019.06.18"
DiscMethod "RadVel"
Orbit
{
Epoch 245853.2
SemiMajorAxis 0.0443
PeriodDays 11.409
Eccentricity 0.0
ArgOfPericen 286.0
}
}
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// Filename: Teegarden.sc
// JackDole 2019.06.19 16:09:07
// Put this in 'addons\catalogs\stars'.
// http://simbad.u-strasbg.fr/simbad/sim-id?Ident=NAME+Teegarden%27s+star
// https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teegarden%27s_Star
// http://exoplanet.eu/catalog/teegarden%27s_b/
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Star "Teegarden's Star/GAT 1370/2MASS J02530084+1652532"
{
RA 02 53 00.8913291021
Dec 16 52 52.642086267
Dist 3.8312018441873
Class "M7.0 V"
MassSol 0.089
RadSol 0.107
AbsMagn 17.22
Lum 0.00073
Teff 2637
FeH 0.19
Age 8.0
}
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It does not work with SE 0.980!