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Goldilocks (70 Virginis b)
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Galactography > Regions of Space > Inner Sphere
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Galactography > Regions of Space > Inner Sphere
Galactography > Systems and Worlds > Systems & Worlds G - H
 Image from Steve Bowers | |
| A clarified gas giant, or AzuriJovian, world in the Inner Sphere | |
Goldilocks - Data Panel | |
| System | Location: - Distance from Kiku (59 Virginis): 5.456 ly (J2000) - Distance from Sol: 59.03 ly (J2000) - Constellation: Virgo |
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| Star | Names: 70 Virginis, GJ 9446, HD 117176, HIP 65721, HR 5072 Physical characteristics: - Mass: 1.091 x Sol - Radius: 1.9680 x Sol - Luminosity: 2.9802 x Sol (bolometric) - Temperature: 5,406 Kelvin - Spectral type: G4 V - Rotation period: 23.4 days - Age: 7.77 billion years System: 1) Goldilocks: AzuriJovian HydrogeoBarian Semi-major axis = 0.481 AU, Orbital period = 116.7 days, Eccentricity = 0.399, Mass = 7.376 x Jupiter, Radius = 10.04 x Earth - Debris disk: Radius = 3.4 AU |
| Allegiance: | Communion of Worlds |
Warm Jovian, named during the Information age. It was wrongly named as it turned out, as the moons of this world are all too warm for easy terraformation. However three of Goldilock's moons have been artificially cooled using orbital loop refrigeration technology and today hold considerable populations.
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Text by Steve Bowers
Initially published on 18 October 2008.
Initially published on 18 October 2008.
