Eephaints KX-U d2-7 (The Steadfast Twins) [#247237201947]
This system is located at:
-17925.25
/ -1146.3125
/ 17095.4375
Galactic coordinates:
R: 24,796.826 / l: 46.357 / b: -2.650
Equatorial coordinates:
Right ascension: 19h 25m 49.638s /
Declination: 10° 40'50.835''
Reserve level: Pristine
Habitable zone:
Metal-rich body (69 to 232 ls), Earth-like world (3,660 to 5,489 ls), Water world (3,001 to 11,622 ls), Ammonia world (7,593 to 20,662 ls), Terraformable (2,850 to 5,688 ls)
Estimated value: 43,328 cr
This system was visited for the first time on EDSM by Naughty_Ferret.
It was named by the Galactic Mapping Project with the name of: The Steadfast Twins
4 ships passed through Eephaints KX-U d2-7 space, including 0 ship in the last 7 days.
0 ship passed through Eephaints KX-U d2-7 space in the last 24 hours.
Eephaints KX-U d2-7 and Eephaints KX-U d2-4
A pair of M4 IIIb red giants of the same age that are only 19 ly apart. D2-7 is 11.806 billion years old, while D2-4 is 11.748 billion years old. It is highly unlikely that two stars of such similar age, spectral type, and mass would be found so close together. It is less unlikely that they are related.
Both of these stars were born from the same nebula 11.8 billion years ago, likely as G-class stars, and have been traveling together throughout the Milky Way for almost 12 billion years. In their travels through the galaxy they have grown together and have now aged into red giants together, never straying far from each other. They were discovered during the Wild Wild West expedition in 3307.
The innermost world of D2-7 is a high-G world with hellish views of the red giant between its jagged peaks.
The D2-4 system has an abundance of Class IV gas giants, with D2-4-1 orbiting so close that its rings produce stunning eclipses as it passed in front of its red giant primary.
Eephaints KX-U d2-7:
Eephaints KX-U d2-4:
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