Warrior Worlds · HD 106906 b · warrior-08

The Distant Blue Court

Astronomical evidence

HD 106906 b is a directly imaged planetary-mass companion far outside its host binary's debris disk. Hubble astrometry measured its motion and supports a wide, inclined orbit; the observations span only a small fraction of that long orbit. [1,2] The distant host is rendered as two small points. A young giant can retain heat, but this blue, visibly luminous cloud portrait is an invented spectral rendering, not an observed resolved image.

The illustrated viewpoint

Pearl-grey humanoid with a flattened cranial crest in a held horse stance with open palms lowered. Slate court at the edge of a broad glacier valley. The icy moon, stable satellite orbit, glacier, courtyard, atmosphere, alien and carvings are fictional. The giant's cobalt emission, cloud map, brightness and apparent diameter are artistic. The binary point separation is illustrative; the catalog's single-star parameter row and unflagged circumbinary field are not a full model of the binary established in the cited study.

The icy moon, stable satellite orbit, glacier, courtyard, atmosphere, alien and carvings are fictional. The giant's cobalt emission, cloud map, brightness and apparent diameter are artistic. The binary point separation is illustrative; the catalog's single-star parameter row and unflagged circumbinary field are not a full model of the binary established in the cited study. All warriors and cultures are fictional. Peace and strength are visual themes; no character thoughts, teachings or biological cosmic-energy mechanism are supplied.

Catalog measurements & sources

Host: HD 106906. 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 radii12.4Calculated Value
Mass · Earth masses3496 (+636 / -636) Bailey et al. 2014
Density · g/cm³10.1Calculated Value
Orbital period · daysUnknownNot supplied
Orbital semimajor axis · AU650 Bailey et al. 2014
EccentricityUnknownNot supplied
Inclination · degreesUnknownNot supplied
Irradiation · Earth flux0Calculated Value
Equilibrium temperature · K1800 (+100 / -100) Bailey et al. 2014
Stellar effective temperature · K6516 (+165 / -165) Bailey et al. 2014
Stellar radius · Solar2.12351 (+0.082026 / -0.104165)Daemgen et al. 2017
Stellar mass · Solar1.5 (+0.1 / -0.1) Bailey et al. 2014
Stellar luminosity · log Solar0.75 (+0.06 / -0.06) Bailey et al. 2014
Stellar age · Gyr0.013 (+0.002 / -0.002) Bailey et al. 2014
Stellar metallicity · dex0.04 (+0.01 / -0.02)Swastik et al. 2021
Distance · pc103.029 (+0.461 / -0.457)TICv8

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