Cosmic Atlas object record
BD-13 2130 b
BD-13 2130 b, BD-13 2130 planet
BD-13 2130 b is a Cosmic Atlas object record of type planet from exoplanet_archive_planet. Its catalog position is right ascension 114.2884692 degrees and declination -13.9066703 degrees. Its catalog distance is 3017.64446852819 light-years.
Community photos
- Object type
- planet
- Constellation
- Not supplied by the source catalog
- Right ascension
- 114.2884692°
- Declination
- -13.9066703°
- Reference frame
- Host-star heliocentric ecliptic position plus a host-relative Kepler orbit offset
- Distance
- 3017.64446852819 ly
- Distance kind
- literature_distance
- Uncertainty
- [0.12,0.12,5.3,5.3,21.0,21.0]
- Apparent magnitude
- Not supplied by the source catalog
- Catalog source
- exoplanet_archive_planet
- Catalog identifier
- exoplanets
- Source record type
- exoplanet_archive_planet
- Catalog epoch
- Per-planet reference time of conjunction or periastron (facts.ephemeris_reference_time_jd, facts.ephemeris_time_system)
- Position epoch
- Selected atlas UTC time, as the phase that an observer in the Solar System sees; light travel time is not removed
- Selection caveat
- Orbit size and timing come from the archive. The orbit direction around the line of sight is a display convention, not a measurement. Period and reference time come from one paper where the archive has such a row; mixed values carry a flag. Transit timing variations, the time system, and the argument-of-periastron convention of each paper can move the true phase.
- Cosmology
- Not supplied by the source catalog