MPL3D Solar System Andromeda tour
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This time we visit several stars of the Andromeda constellation to end orbiting 50 Upsilon Andromedae, a star system with three planets, 44 light years away from Earth.
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"Weighing in at 4 Jupiter masses is upsilon Andromedae d, the outermost known planet in this new solar system. At an average distance of 2.5 AUs, this world is has a larger orbit than Mars. The planet would likely have total cloud cover."
Upsilon Andromedae b:
"The innermost of these three worlds is an epistellar jovian, similar to 51 Pegasi b, tau Bootes b, and 55 Cancri b. These worlds would be extremely hot due to the proximity to their stars, so hot that they may glow red. Further more, their heat would prevent water clouds from forming."
"The middle world of this system is cooler than the seething inner planet. It does not glow red from the heat of the star, but it is still too warm to maintain global cloud cover. This gives the world a Neptune-like appearance, albeit for completely different reasons. Whereas Neptune appears blue from the high levels of methane in the frigid atmosphere, upsilon Andromedae c appears blue for the same reason the sky on Earth does, Rayleigh scattering."
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