Astronomers have discovered a planet the size of Jupiter closely orbiting the smouldering remains of a dead star, the first time that an intact exoplanet has been discovered travelling around a white dwarf.
Would be nice to recreate
Request WD 1586 and its planet WD 1586 b
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Topic authorDuglis
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Request WD 1586 and its planet WD 1586 b
https://gadgets.ndtv.com/science/news/exoplanet-wd-1586b-discovered-nasa-tess-2296737
Astronomers have discovered a planet the size of Jupiter closely orbiting the smouldering remains of a dead star, the first time that an intact exoplanet has been discovered travelling around a white dwarf.
Would be nice to recreate
Astronomers have discovered a planet the size of Jupiter closely orbiting the smouldering remains of a dead star, the first time that an intact exoplanet has been discovered travelling around a white dwarf.
Would be nice to recreate
I would recommend Sirius_Alpha's exoplanet catalogue. It has all known exoplanets and is updated monthly, and it has WD 1586 b.
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Topic authorDuglis
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thank you, both.
That great resource has WD 1856 b, not WD 1586 b.
I know they are easy to mix up
1856......1586....
WD 1586 was only discovered last month.
I don't need textures. I would just love all the important info needed to make the exoplanet.ssc and exploplanet-star.stc files needed.
or in this case, the WD156b.ssc and WD156.stc files needed. The info is so new that I can't find the information to make those appropriate files!
Oh and yes, the texture they keep making for WD 1586 b is a purple gas giant. Why purple? Who knows?
That great resource has WD 1856 b, not WD 1586 b.
I know they are easy to mix up
1856......1586....WD 1586 was only discovered last month.
I don't need textures. I would just love all the important info needed to make the exoplanet.ssc and exploplanet-star.stc files needed.
or in this case, the WD156b.ssc and WD156.stc files needed. The info is so new that I can't find the information to make those appropriate files!
Oh and yes, the texture they keep making for WD 1586 b is a purple gas giant. Why purple? Who knows?
Duglis wrote:That great resource has WD 1856 b, not WD 1586 b.
I know they are easy to mix up 1856......1586....
You're right, they're easy to mix up... I even wrote 1586 in my own post.
But it looks like the article https://gadgets.ndtv.com/science/news/exoplanet-wd-1586b-discovered-nasa-tess-2296737 has the incorrect designation. It links to the original scientific paper (Vandenburg et al. (2020)), which says WD 1856+534.So I'm pretty certain they are referring to the same planet.
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Topic authorDuglis
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Yes they are. Bad astronomers or else reporters relaying the astronomical data! 
Hehe
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LukeCEL, I have Celestia Origin and it doesn't like modifications to its exoplanet files. Very strange.
I can't seem to get the WD 1856 b ssc and stc star file...just for that one system to work in it and i made it myself.
bah!
-Doug
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LukeCEL, I have Celestia Origin and it doesn't like modifications to its exoplanet files. Very strange.
I can't seem to get the WD 1856 b ssc and stc star file...just for that one system to work in it and i made it myself.
bah!
-Doug
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I have made this planet, considering it WD 1856 b
Here's link, the planet is at the bottom of my theme.
https://celestia.space/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=20536
Here's link, the planet is at the bottom of my theme.
https://celestia.space/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=20536