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A TEMPERATE MARINE SUPEREARTH IN A FRIGID TWO STAR SYSTEM!

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  Discovering RS 8513-489-8-8362574-155 A7b: A Temperate Marine Superearth in a Frigid Two-Star System Picture a world where the oceans are made of fizzing liquid CO₂, the air is thick enough to crush a submarine, and the sky is dominated by a frozen gas giant so close it fills half the horizon. Welcome to  RS 8513-489-8-8362574-155 A7b —a planet that defies logic, existing in a realm of extremes. Orbiting a frigid gas subgiant in a binary red dwarf system, this "temperate marine super-Earth" is a cosmic paradox. Its contradictions are so profound that even seasoned astronomers would double-check their data. Let’s unravel its mysteries, layer by layer. Physical Characteristics: A Planet Forged in Extremes Size & Gravity : With a radius of 10,891 km (1.7 times Earth’s), this super-Earth is no gentle giant. Its  24.95 m/s² surface gravity —2.5 times Earth’s—would turn human bones to dust. For comparison, Jupiter’s gravity is just 2.5x Earth’s, but this planet is  r...

THE IMPOSSIBLE OASIS

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  The Impossible Oasis: The Lone Planemo That Defies Stellar Logic When exploring the vast universe through Space Engine, you occasionally stumble upon something so extraordinary that it challenges everything we understand about cosmic possibilities. Today we are going to look at this amazing planemo discovered by u/GapHappy7709! This planemo RS 0-1-2-518-18139-8-6722278-1136 is precisely that kind of discovery – a temperate marine superearth supporting complex life despite having no star to orbit. The nearest stars are a staggering 2 light-years away! Physical Characteristics: A Massive World Adrift This wandering world is truly colossal – with a mean radius of 10,049 km, it's about 57% larger than Earth. But what's truly impressive is its mass, over 4.4 times that of our home planet, creating a punishing surface gravity of 17.5 m/s² (1.8 times Earth's gravity). Any theoretical explorers would feel their weight nearly double on this world! The planet's substantial ax...

RS 8513-489-7-1038073-208 A2: THE LIVING INFERNO!

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 RS 8513-489-7-1038073-208 A2: The Living Inferno - Where Impossible Life Thrives in Scalding Seas Welcome back, cosmic explorers! Today's expedition through Space Engine brings us to a truly mind-blowing discovery: RS 8513-489-7-1038073-208 A2, lets call it just " RS A2 " a temperate marine terra in a triple star system that shatters everything we thought we knew about the conditions necessary for life. This isn't just another habitable world—it's a biological revolution that will make your jaw drop! Twin Suns and Boiling Life Orbiting not one, but two orange dwarf stars at extreme proximity (a K1.7V at 0.33 AU and a K6.6V at 0.36 AU), with a distant red dwarf (M0.1V) lurking 247 AU away, this world presents the most extreme environment I've ever encountered where complex life not only survives but thrives! The most astonishing aspect of this planet isn't its triple-star arrangement or crushing gravity—it's the fact that complex, multicellular life ha...

HIP 96072 5: THE HEAVYWEIGHT PARADISE

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 HIP 96072 5: The Heavyweight Paradise - A Crushing Beauty in Alien Seas Welcome back, cosmic explorers! Today we're venturing to one of the most extraordinary worlds I've discovered in my journeys through Space Engine: HIP 96072 5, a temperate marine super-Earth that defies our conventional understanding of habitable worlds. A Titan Among Worlds HIP 96072 5 is truly a heavyweight champion of planets. With a radius of 7,698 km at its equator, it's about 20% larger than Earth. But don't let the modest size difference fool you—this behemoth packs a gravitational punch that would leave any Earth visitor permanently flattened. At a crushing 16 m/s², the surface gravity is approximately 60% stronger than Earth's. For perspective, if you weigh 70kg (150 pounds) on Earth, you'd feel like you're carrying an extra 40kg (90 pounds) on HIP 96072 5! This incredible gravity stems from the planet's astonishing density of 7.53 g/cm³—significantly denser than Earth...

JOURNEY TO HELL´S FORGE

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 Journey to Hell's Forge: Exploring HD 219134 c - The Molten Superearth In the vast cosmic ocean, few worlds challenge our understanding of planetary extremes quite like HD 219134 c. As I guide my ship through the virtual reaches of Space Engine, I've encountered a planet that redefines our understanding of hostile environments - a scorching superearth that would make Venus look like a winter resort. Physical Characteristics: A Titan Among Worlds HD 219134 c is truly colossal by terrestrial standards. With a radius of 9,637 km, it dwarfs Earth (6,371 km) by approximately 51%. This superearth carries a mass of 2.604×10^25 kg - roughly 4.36 Earth masses - creating a gravitational pull that would crush most Earth-born life. At the surface, you'd experience a bone-crushing 18.7 m/s² gravity - nearly twice Earth's gravity. The planet's density of 6.945 g/cm³ exceeds Earth's (5.51 g/cm³), indicating a significantly higher proportion of heavy elements in its composit...

COSMIC TITANS: THE FASCINATING TRIPLE STAR SYSTEM OF RS 8513-928-8-5794238-80

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Cosmic Titans: The Fascinating Triple Star System of RS 8513-928-8-5794238-80  Welcome back to my Space Engine Discoveries blog! Today, we're venturing into something truly spectacular - a triple star system with characteristics that might just blow your mind. Grab your virtual spacesuits as we explore the extraordinary RS 8513-928-8-5794238-80 system, where three stars perform a cosmic ballet unlike anything in our solar system. yes, you see it right, two stars so close to each other! i needed to put brightness all the way down that you can see all three stars! HDR photo with brightness all the way down otherwise you cant see second star close to white dwarf because of insane brightness it has!! The Stellar Trio: An Overview This system features a rare and dramatic arrangement: A massive white dwarf star (AA) A red dwarf companion (AB) orbiting extremely close to the white dwarf A third red dwarf (B) circling around the pair from a greater distance What makes this system par...