Warrior Worlds · HD 128311 c · warrior-01

The Limits of a Distant Planet Portrait

Astronomical evidence

HD 128311 c orbits HD 128311. The saved catalog gives an orbital period of 921.538 ± 1.15 days. Its discovery method is recorded as radial velocity. These quantities describe the real astronomical setting behind the illustration. HD 128311 c was discovered through radial velocities. The saved composite entry combines measurements and modeling from several sources; its listed radius is explicitly calculated. A calculated radius may be useful for a schematic comparison, but it is not a detected planetary silhouette or a resolved disk. The catalog radius of 13 Earth radii is calculated, not directly measured. The mass entry is 1204.25787 (+293.675/−137.303) Earth masses. The source papers and full table retain the provenance of each parameter.

The illustrated viewpoint

The moon and planetary rings in the artwork are invented. The mass of a known giant does not establish that it possesses the particular satellite or ring architecture shown.

The moon and planetary rings in the artwork are invented. The mass of a known giant does not establish that it possesses the particular satellite or ring architecture shown. All depicted life and technology are fictional.

Catalog measurements & sources

Host: HD 128311. Snapshot: 25 September 2026. Errors, limits and source provenance are retained. Calculated values and model estimates are not direct measurements. Unknown is not zero; equilibrium temperature is not surface temperature.

Quantity / unitValue / reported errorsSource
Radius · Earth radii13Calculated Value
Mass · Earth masses1204.26 (+293.675 / -137.303)McArthur et al. 2014
Density · g/cm³3.01Calculated Value
Orbital period · days921.538 (+1.15 / -1.15)McArthur et al. 2014
Orbital semimajor axis · AU1.74 (+0.01 / -0.01)McArthur et al. 2014
Eccentricity0.159 (+0.006 / -0.006)McArthur et al. 2014
Inclination · degrees55.95 (+14.553 / -14.553)McArthur et al. 2014
Irradiation · Earth flux0.1017 (+0.0012 / -0.0012)Calculated Value
Equilibrium temperature · K158.23 (+2.55 / -2.55)Calculated Value
Stellar effective temperature · K4965 (+44 / -44) Wittenmyer et al. 2009
Stellar radius · Solar0.76 (+0.02 / -0.02)McArthur et al. 2014
Stellar mass · Solar0.828 (+0.008 / -0.012)McArthur et al. 2014
Stellar luminosity · log Solar-0.5116 (+0.0007 / -0.0007)Gaia DR2
Stellar age · Gyr≤ 0.96McArthur et al. 2014
Stellar metallicity · dex0.08 (+0.03 / -0.03) Wittenmyer et al. 2009
Distance · pc16.3292 (+0.0199 / -0.0198)TICv8

References