Revision for Mimir's Inferno
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Previous Revision, by Ratterkresch [2025-02-25 17:43:34] | → | Selected revision, by Ratterkresch [2025-02-25 17:45:02] |
DISCOVERER |
Mimir's Inferno | → | Mimir's Inferno |
NAME |
[redacted]@googlemail.com | → | Mimir's Inferno |
SYSTEMNAME |
Eitosts TO-O d7-0 | → | Eitosts TO-O d7-0 |
CATEGORY |
Sights and Scenery | → | Sights and Scenery |
CATEGORY 2 |
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REGION |
Errant Marches | → | Errant Marches |
LATITUDE |
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LONGITUDE |
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CALLSIGN |
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SUMMARY |
A landable planet only 4 light seconds away from a white dwarf, crossing its tail. | → | A landable planet only 4 light seconds away from a white dwarf, crossing its tail. |
DESCRIPTION |
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The main star of the system is a white dwarf of type DC. Together with a red dwarf of class M, it forms a binary pair. The third in the bunch is another red dwarf.
System view
Only 4 light seconds away, a small high metal content world orbits the white dwarf.
Pale brown dot
On its eccentric orbit with high inclination (103,95°), it crosses its the deadly tail twice.
Orbit of planet A1
At a rotational period of 0.4d you only have a time window of less than 4 hours for walking around until you get roasted at 973K.
So you may have to be patient for a landing, as long planet A1 is in the dead zone.
Wait for landing
But the spectacular view of the white dwarf's tail rewards you for your patience.
Planetary scenery 1
If you're lucky, you can also catch a glimpse of both stars at once.
Panorama view of both stars
| → | The main star of the system is a white dwarf of type DC. Together with a red dwarf of class M, it forms a binary pair. The third in the bunch is another red dwarf.

Only 4 light seconds away, a small high metal content world orbits the white dwarf.

On its eccentric orbit with high inclination (103,95°), it crosses its the deadly tail twice.

At a rotational period of 0.4d you only have a time window of less than 4 hours for walking around until you get roasted at 973K.
So you may have to be patient for a landing, as long planet A1 is in the dead zone.

But the spectacular view of the white dwarf's tail rewards you for your patience.

If you're lucky, you can also catch a glimpse of both stars at once.

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JOURNAL |
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OBSERVATORY |
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