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PSR B1620−26 b

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BASIC INFO

PSR B1620−26 b is an exoplanet orbiting the binary system PSR B1620−26, which includes a millisecond pulsar (PSR B1620−26A) and a white dwarf star (PSR B1620−26B). It was discovered in 1993 using the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico.

ADVANCED INFO

Size: 80,654 miles across

Mass: 794.575 Earth masses

Distance from Earth: 12,400 light-years

Star: PSR B1620−26 (Neutron Star) and PSR B1620-26B

Distance from their star: 23 AU (Pulsar?)

Habitable: No

Day: Unknown

Year: 95 Earth years

Type: Gas giant

Moons: None

SOME RANDOM FACTS

It was one of the earliest exoplanets to ever be detected (1993, one year after the first exoplanet was confirmed.)

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