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I finally got caught up on Solarballs, and DAMN. These rogue planets are something else. While SIMP is more of a army general or commander, OTS seems like she's really the one pulling the strings throughout all of this (Queen OTS lwky)
She is def powerful. Queen or Empress, OTS gives off goddess energy. And I'm here for it. 👑
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The constellation of Volans, the Flying Fish // E. Slawik/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Zamani
Click below for some information about this peculiar fish as well as an annotated image!
"Gliese 229B was considered the poster-child brown dwarf, and now we know we were wrong all along about the nature of the object. It's not o
A well-studied cosmic object has stunned astronomers. The "failed star" Gliese 229B has been revealed to be two so-called "brown dwarfs" that are closely orbiting each other rather than just one. The revelation means that Gliese 229B is a "first-of-its-kind" tight brown dwarf binary, increasing the hope other such exotic systems dwell in the Milky Way just waiting to be discovered. The finding also solves a long-standing mystery about Gliese 229B, explaining why this brown dwarf appears too dim for its mass. "Gliese 229B was considered the poster-child brown dwarf," team member and California Institute of Technology (Caltech) researcher Jerry W. Xuan said in a statement. "And now we know we were wrong all along about the nature of the object. It's not one but two. We just weren't able to probe separations this close until now."
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Commission for Adstri of the nearby brown dwarf system Luhman 16
We're looking at Luhman 16B with Luhman 16A as the bright red star in the sky. The bright white star in the lower right corner is the Sun. The bright white star at the top of the image is Polaris. The Cassiopeia asterism can be seen as a "W" shape right next to Luhman 16B's limb.
Also visible are two fictional... planets? moons? (depends upon your perspective on whether brown dwarfs are stars or planets). One is a tidally locked water world, the other is volcanic like Jupiter's moon Io.
hi guys this is my alternate solar system ok byee if yall have any questions ask them in my asks i guess also i should note its still in development and im planning on adding a red/brown dwarf at the systems edge so uh stay tuned ig hey 4 minutes later me the new star is a brown dwarf (L4.5V) named EOS so horray
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Bisexual flag colorpicked from star cluster IC 348, full of tiny brown dwarfs
Web Hunts for the Lower Mass Limit of Brown Dwarfs
What's the lowest mass a brown dwarf could be ? Not an easy question to answer when so few are known, but JWST has been able to peer through the dust and gas of star forming regions, and pick out brown dwarfs as they are made.
Peering into the Flame Nebula, NGC 2024 it has been able to catalogue a significant number, and as the mass reduces, so does the quantity of finds, down to in or around 2-3 Jupiter masses.
The assumption is, this is the limit of size for such failed stars.
Hypothetical celestial bodies, part 2, Solarballs
1: Trans-Plutonian planet (Boreas)
2: Chrysalis
3: Neith
4: Triton's Binary partner (Amphitrite)
5: Coatlicue
6: Nemesis
(Boreas is a planet)
