Info for exoplanet "Ohome-ki"

Scientific (actual) data Planet Lalande 21185 d Planet status Confirmed Mass sini 3.89 Orbital period 215 Semi major axis 0.5142 Discovered 2022 Updated 2023-02-20 K 0.81 Publication Published in a refereed paper Detection type Default Mass detection type Radial Velocity Alternate names GJ 411 d Star name Lalande 21185 Right ascension 165.83° Declination 35.97° Star distance 2.55 Star mass 0.46 Star radius 0.393 Star sp type M1.5V Star temperature 3828 Star alternate names Gl 411 Wikipedia article Lalande 21185 d Back

Fictional info (?) Suggested name Ohome-ki Planet type Cold planet This planet is named after the deity Ohome-ki, the goddess of prosperity. Ohome-ki's surface appears slightly cratered and is similar in appearance to the Moon's, indicating that it has been geologically inactive for billions of years. The largest moon, Peryaho Naibe, has a diameter greater than that of the planet Mars. In late February 1900, Ohome-ki was visited by the New Horizons probe, which used Ohome-ki's gravity to increase its speed and bend its trajectory en route to Gyaju. Atmosphere Carbon dioxide 31% Sulfur dioxide 30% Water vapor 28% Helium 7.7% Nitrogen 2.6% 2H2O 0.079% Atmospheric pressure 0.02 bar Moon Yuza Yogya Huge potato shaped rocky moon Choka Kya Very small round ice moon Peryaho Naibe Very small irregular ice moon Jahyo Kyuchi Kyu Huge round gaseous asteroid Gojugyo-suagya Medium-sized irregular gaseous moon Dogyu-sho Large round rocky asteroid Kyohamo Romiiza Large slightly egg-shaped ice comet Nyaonyu Suhaga Very small almost round ice asteroid Guri Very small potato shaped rocky moon Gyorona Ja Huge round rocky moon Jobae Huge potato shaped gaseous asteroid Tapiyo Nya Medium-sized slightly egg-shaped rocky moon Hifusha Hyabi Huge slightly egg-shaped rocky comet Chayone To Very small slightly egg-shaped rocky moon Chocho Te Small round gaseous planetoid Gogiza Enmuba No Small round rocky comet Ryugyuno Huge slightly egg-shaped ice moon Nseze'rita-ropi Very small potato shaped rocky moon Urutahe Ru Medium-sized almost round crater-filled planetoid Kyoba Huge almost round gaseous planetoid Tasepi'chi Small slightly egg-shaped gaseous asteroid Ozeya Very small potato shaped rocky moon Google search for Ohome-ki