Zon
 A recently captured, heavily darkened image of Zon | |
| Galaxy | Triangulum Galaxy |
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| Coordinates |
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| Distance | 2816066.97 ly |
| Other designations | CelWP P3 |
| Characteristics | |
| Absolute m | 6.63 |
| Spectral type | K4V |
| Mass | 0.61483041691332 M☉ |
| Radius | 0.629025442 R☉ |
| Temperature | 4790 K |
| Rotation | 13.9925 days |
| Planets | Baeros, Gyanascra, Purranos, Alrassa, Barrain |
Zon, also known as CelWP P3, is a lone K4V star near Triangulum's core region. Zon is orbited by five planets. These planets are Baeros, Gyanascra, Purranos, Alrassa, and Barrain.
Physical Characteristics[edit | edit source]
Zon is a K-type main sequence star that was created 6.186 billion years ago in a now dispersed nebula. Zon is located near M33's central region, and its planetary system is comprised of five planets, four of which are rocky and icy planets. The outermost three planets are extremely interesting. They are all icy Callisto-like sub-Earths with inclined and eccentric orbits, suggesting that they are somewhat gravitationally unstable. Gyanascra happens to be a massive super-Jupiter, which would easily explain the orbital instability of the outer three planets. Additionally, it would explain the complete lack of any kind of object near Gyanascra's orbital region, whether it be asteroid, comet, planet, or dwarf planet.
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COMING SOON[edit | edit source]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
First ever close-up image of Zon, taken by the Zon system Exploration and Research prObe (ZERO) robotic spacecraft
Recent image of Zon, taken by a camera on board the Zon Orbital Station for Scientific stEllar Research (ZOSSER) crewed space station
Zon's planetary system viewed in full
Can you spot Zon?
