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Pictures of the day - December 8, 2018
Insight B System - Sixth Planet’s (Insight B-VI) Major Moons
Three large terrestrial-sized moons orbit Insight B-VI, all of them being roughly halfway between the size of Mars and Venus. Lunar Stats Below.
Insight B-VI-M2 (Second Moon) Radius = 4,567.71 km (0.72 x Earth) Mass = 0.24 Earth Masses Atmosphere = 0.13 Atmospheres/ Ammonia, Sulfur Dioxide, Methane, and Carbon Dioxide
Insight B-VI-M3 (Third Moon) Radius = 5,672.06 km (0.89 x Earth) Mass = 0.31 Earth Masses Atmosphere = 0.23 Atmospheres/ Carbon Dioxide, Methane and Acetylene
Insight B-VI-M4 (Fourth moon) Radius = 5,786.11 km (0.91 x Earth) Mass = 0.40 Earth Masses Atmosphere = 0.01 Atmospheres/ Methane, Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen
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All Three Major Moons
Insight B-VI-M2 (Second Moon)
insight B-VI-M3 (Third Moon)
Insight B-VI-M4 (Fourth Moon)
Picture of the day - December 7, 2018
Insight B-VI viewed from the surface of its 4th moon.
Pictures of the day 2 - December 4, 2018
Insight B System - Sixth Planet (Insight B-VI)
Insight B-VI is the outer-most planet orbiting Insight B. The planet is a Jupiter-Sized gas giant with a mass of 1.42 Jupiter Masses, and a radius of 74,962 kilometers. A thick carbon-rich ring system surround the planet.
Insight B-VI orbits its sun at an average distance of 1.74 AU, completing an orbit once every 2.79 Earth Years. A day on the planet lasts only 8 hours and 7 minutes. It is a frigid giant, the atmosphere of which averages -258 F. Monstrous storms rage in the planet’s atmosphere, powered by internally released heat.
The planet is the only world in the system to by surrounded by a major lunar system. Three massive moons larger than Mars orbit the planet, along with 3 smaller rounded satellites, and 74 asteroid-like moons.
High Resolution Pictures
Insight B-VI
South Pole
Giant Storm
Inner-most Major Moon.
Approaching Eclipse
Picture of the day - December 3, 2018
Large moon with a hazy atmosphere passes between a gas giant and its rings.
Pictures of the day 2 - December 2, 2018
Insight System - Fourth Planet (Insight B-IV)
Insight B-IV is a Saturn-Like planet with an extensive tan-colored ring system. The planet is 53,870 kilometers in radius and has a mass of 62.7 Earth’s. This small gas giant orbits Insight B at an average distance of 0.56 AU and completes and orbit once every 184.9 Earth days. A day on the planet lasts 16 hours and 24 minutes.
Weather on the planet is quite active with numerous storm systems ranging across the planet constantly. The temperatures averages -94 F.
A total of 26 moons orbit Insight B-IV, but only one of those, the third satellite is a large rounded object. Its lone large moon has a radius of 1,132 kilometers, and a mass one quarter that of our moon.
High Resolution Pictures
Insight B-IV
Active atmosphere
Lonely moon
Duality
Insight B-IV-M3 (only large moon)
Lunar Surface
Between the rings
Picture of the day 2 - December 1, 2018.
Saturn-Like gas giant and two moons.
Insight System - Post 1
First post of the Insight System.
The Insight system (named after the newest Mars lander) is a wide-spaced binary system consisting of a yellow G1V type star (Insight A) and a dimmer orange K5V type star (Insight B), that orbit each other in an elliptical orbit at an average distance of 192.3 AU. Both stars complete 1 orbit around each other every 2,432 years.
Insight A is 1.6 times brighter than our sun, and Insight B is only 1/6th the brightness of our sun.
Both stars have their own solar systems.
My first post if of the 6 planets orbiting the dimmer star Insight B.
First Planet Insight B-I (1.1 Earth masses)
Second Planet Insight B-II (5.3 Earth Masses)
Third Planet Insight B-III (11.7 Jupiter Masses)
Fourth Planet Insight B-IV (0.20 Jupiter Masses)
Fifth Planet Insight B-V (0.27 Earth masses)
Outer-most planet Insight B-VI (1.42 Jupiter Masses)
More pictures to come soon.
Picture of the day - November 29, 2018
Its been a while since I showcased an entire star system on here, so the next several sets of pictures will be all the planets in this one system that I am going to name the “Insight System” after the newest Mars lander. Many more picture to come.
Above is a preview pic of the system. This is a binary system, so the planet’s night sides are all faintly illuminated.
Pictures of the day - November 28, 2018
Ringed Earth-sized moon with a thin foggy atmosphere.
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Violet Rings
Closeup
Sky
Thin Atmosphere
Crater fog
Picture of the day 2 - November 27, 2018
Tranquil brown ice-giant.
Space Engine System ID: RS 5581-42-7-615383-4492 8
Picture of the day 2 - November 26, 2018
Ringed blue-colored titan orbiting a pair of distant stars.
Picture of the day 2 - November 25, 2018
More moons. A small and large moon orbiting a ringed gas-giant. The bright star transited by the rings is a nearby bright giant, but not part of this planet’s star system.
Pictures of the day - November 23, 2018
Blue gas-giant with a beautiful set of rings. The planet orbits 70.44 AU from a pair of binary stars, of which are 1.5 and 9.3 times brighter than our sun. This planet has a rather bland atmosphere, resembling a bluer version of Uranus, and a group of large moons orbiting it.
Space Engine System ID: RS 5581-14-5-28086-451 A
Picture of the day 2 - November 22, 2019
Densely packed sky of an airless world within the M59 galaxy. The planet’s dark rings obscure some of the stars.
These will be the last pics from the Large Magellanic Cloud Galaxy. I will have my next galaxy picked out soon.
High Resolution Pictures
Pale green titan-like world
Three suns
Cratered world with a thin atmosphere
White sun
Binary sunset
Two airless worlds
Picture of the day - November 20, 2018
Dark red nebula rises over a dim set of rings orbiting a gas giant.
Picture of the day 3 - November 19, 2018
Dim red sun faintly illuminates a giant planet and it’s ring in a dull red light.
Evening of the Cosmos. Widescreen Wallpapers 1440 x 900.
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Picture of the day 2 - November 15, 2018
Shepard moon orbiting within a ring gap of a giant planet.
Picture of the day - November 15, 2018
Large gas giant orbiting a pair of binary suns within a large nebula.
Picture of the Day 2 - November 13, 2018
A ringed desert world located in the core of the Large Magellanic Cloud Galaxy. There are nearly 116 stars within just 1 light year of this planet.
Pictures of the day - November 13, 2018
Tempus System - First Round of Pictures
I’ve decided to showcase another system, and here are the pics of a system in the Large Magellanic Cloud Galaxy I am calling the Tempus System
Space Engine System ID: RS-8475-7-6-4-195
High Resolution Pictures
Mars-Like World
Crescent
Scorched Surface
Cold battered desert moon
Orbital Closeup
Dim suns
Distant giant
Another ring shot
Inner Clouds
Picture of the day - November 12, 2018
Inner planets orbiting close to the sun are losing their atmosphere’s at a rapid rate generating a large gas cloud in this system. The gas is thick enough to glow from the illumination of the sun, shrouding the star from the view of the outer planets.
It is likely that other solar systems with hot gas and ice giants have an appearance similar when viewed from orbiting distant planets. The small cloud visible to the left is the Small Magellanic Cloud Galaxy.
Cold Green World
Picture of the day 2 - November 10, 2018
A cold ice-giant and one it’s moons passing in front of the disk of the Milky Way.
Vibrant Rings
Picture of the Day - November 1, 2018
I’ve decided to move closer to home and am now exploring the Large Magellanic Cloud Galaxy. You’ll see in numerous pictures the Milky Way in the background covering almost a quarter of the sky in some locations
First picture from the new galaxy a ringed ice-giant with a colorful ring system.
My last post of planets in the Triangulum galaxy, a ringed world montage. And all these planets were found in one star system.
I have not decided which galaxy I am going to visit next, but I will left you know in the next day or so.
Space Engine System ID: RS 1229-118-6-214335-274
High Resolution Pictures
Ice Giant
Colorful Ice Giant
Cold Helium Gas Giant
Super-Earth
Ice World
Earth-like planet with life.