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Questions on astronomical objects orbiting a star massive enough to be rounded, not massive enough to cause fusion, and which have cleared its orbit of planetesimals.
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Have we observed other habitable planets like Earth?
Being the only (known) planet in its system might mean more (and bigger) moons too, but then... only having one planet is a bit boring.
The star's age isn't very certain: 3.813±2.970. … The only planet with a decent moon orbit is probably too small for a moon of sufficient mass.
GJ 1061 d: 4.6/10 life, 5/10 cool-factor. ST ±98. …
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What do chthonian planets look like?
Obviously, a chthonian is going to be hot, but what colours could it have? What would the surface composition be? Would it keep patterns from the gas-bands it used to have, or would those have been fa …