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WASP-103b

BASIC INFO

WASP-103b is an exoplanet discovered in 2013 orbiting the star WASP-103, located approximately 744 light-years away in the constellation of Leo. WASP-103b is a gas giant similar in size to Jupiter but with much higher temperatures due to its proximity to its parent star.

ADVANCED INFO

Size: About 132,155 miles across

Mass: 1.49 ± 0.09 Jupiters

Distance from Earth: 1,225 light-years

Distance from their star: About 1.845 million miles (0.01985 AU)

Star: WASP-103

Habitable: No

Age: About 6 billion years old

Day: Unknown

Year: 22 hours

Type: Hot-Jupiter

Moons: None

SOME RANDOM FACTS

Due to its close orbit and the intense radiation from its parent star, WASP-103b's atmosphere is inflated, leading to a lower density compared to gas giants in our solar system.
Due to WASP-103b's proximity to its star, it is stretched out like a rugby ball.

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