Epsilon Eridani b - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Epsilon Eridani b , often catalogued as HD 22049 b , is an extrasolar planet approximately 10 light-years away in the constellation of Eridanus (the River). Orbiting the star Epsilon Eridani, this ...
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Epsilon Eridani in fiction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
As a Sun-like star relatively close to the Solar System, Epsilon Eridani regularly appears in science fiction: • In Kathy Tyers' novel Shivering World , Goddard orbits Epsilon Eridani. • In Gordon D...
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The detection of three differentiable circumstellar debris belts around Epsilon Eridani suggest that the star hosts at least three planets of significant mass.
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Star Trek fans, take heart Mr. Spock's fabled home star, the nearby Epsilon Eridani, could harbor an Earth-like planet. ... "Because the Epsilon Eridani system is so nearby, familiar, and similar to the solar system, I found looking at these new observations almost unsettling, like meeting someone for the first time you...
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; Observe the effects of special relativity ... as you travel near the speed of light! ... Please make sure your computer's sound is turned on.
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Epsilon Eridani is the closest star known to have a planet: and maybe two of them. It is the only system that has both precise Doppler data and long-baseline astrometric positional observations, which combined yield the orbital tilt and the true planetary mass.
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stars.astro.illinois.edu/sow/epseri.html
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Epsilon Database Access ... The Epsilon Blog ... Epsilon Eridani :: Your source for premier sci-fi combat gaming content...
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Epsilon Eridani is an excellent candidate for extraterrestrial life. Though it is a star of spectral type K, it is still very similar to our own sun. An Earth-sized planet may still have an acceptable climate. Epsilon Eridani does not have any stellar companions, which could have disturbed the formation of planets.
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A Planet Around Epsilon Eridani? Revised 12 February 2002 ... Velocity versus Time for Epsilon Eridani; (Data from Lick Observatory) ... Reports of a Planet Around Epsilon Eridani by Bruce Campbell...
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