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Space Weapons

Space Weapons

brighter-suns: Destiny’s End by Ron Walotsky

brighter-suns:

Destiny’s End by Ron Walotsky

Always looking up.

Always looking up.

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Epsilon Eridani (tenth closest star to Earth) is the closest star known to have a planet (Epsilon Eridani b), and an unconfirmed second planet (Epsilon Eridani c). While it is smaller, cooler and slightly less luminous than our own sun, Epsilon Eridani is visible to the naked eye. It is the third closest star that is viewable without a telescope. Also Known As: 18 Eri HD 22049 HR 1084 BD-09°697 GCTP 742.00 WDS 03330-0928 SAO 130564 LHS 1557 Data: Right ascension: 3h 32m 55.8s Declination: -9° 27’ 29.7” Apparent Magnitude: 3.73 Absolute Magnitude: 6.192 Distance: 10.5 light years Spectral Type: K2V Source: http://space.about.com/od/stars/p/epsiloneridani.htm In Fiction: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_Eridani_in_fiction

Epsilon Eridani (tenth closest star to Earth) is the closest star known to have a planet (Epsilon Eridani b), and an unconfirmed second planet (Epsilon Eridani c). While it is smaller, cooler and slightly less luminous than our own sun, Epsilon Eridani is visible to the naked eye. It is the third closest star that is viewable without a telescope.

Also Known As:

18 Eri
HD 22049
HR 1084
BD-09°697
GCTP 742.00
WDS 03330-0928
SAO 130564
LHS 1557

Data:

Right ascension: 3h 32m 55.8s
Declination: -9° 27’ 29.7”
Apparent Magnitude: 3.73
Absolute Magnitude: 6.192
Distance: 10.5 light years
Spectral Type: K2V

Source:

http://space.about.com/od/stars/p/epsiloneridani.htm

In Fiction:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_Eridani_in_fiction