Warrior Worlds · Kepler-34 b · warrior-01

Orbiting a Binary Star

Astronomical evidence

Kepler-34 b orbits Kepler-34. The saved catalog gives an orbital period of 288.822 (+0.063/−0.081) days. Its discovery method is recorded as transit. These quantities describe the real astronomical setting behind the illustration. Kepler-34 b moves around two stars rather than a single central sun. In such a system, the distances and directions to both light sources change as the binary and the planet move. A convincing two-sun view requires their positions, sizes and luminosities at a specified epoch. A catalog entry alone does not supply that rendered sky. The catalog radius is 8.564 (+0.135/−0.157) Earth radii. The mass entry is 69.92 (+3.496/−3.178) Earth masses. The source papers and full table retain the provenance of each parameter.

The illustrated viewpoint

The orbital room is fictional. Its window offers an illustrative view of the binary setting; the displayed stellar phases and apparent sizes are not an ephemeris calculation.

The orbital room is fictional. Its window offers an illustrative view of the binary setting; the displayed stellar phases and apparent sizes are not an ephemeris calculation. All depicted life and technology are fictional.

Catalog measurements & sources

Host: Kepler-34. 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 radii8.564 (+0.135 / -0.157) Welsh et al. 2012
Mass · Earth masses69.92 (+3.496 / -3.178) Welsh et al. 2012
Density · g/cm³0.613 (+0.045 / -0.041) Welsh et al. 2012
Orbital period · days288.822 (+0.063 / -0.081) Welsh et al. 2012
Orbital semimajor axis · AU1.0896 (+0.0009 / -0.0009) Welsh et al. 2012
Eccentricity0.182 (+0.016 / -0.02) Welsh et al. 2012
Inclination · degrees90.355 (+0.026 / -0.018) Welsh et al. 2012
Irradiation · Earth flux1.2545 (+0.1098 / -0.1098)Calculated Value
Equilibrium temperature · K294.42 (+6.48 / -6.48)Calculated Value
Stellar effective temperature · K5913 (+130 / -130) Welsh et al. 2012
Stellar radius · Solar1.1618 (+0.0027 / -0.0031) Welsh et al. 2012
Stellar mass · Solar1.0479 (+0.0033 / -0.003) Welsh et al. 2012
Stellar luminosity · log Solar0.173 (+0.036 / -0.04) Welsh et al. 2012
Stellar age · GyrUnknownNot supplied
Stellar metallicity · dex-0.07 (+0.15 / -0.15) Welsh et al. 2012
Distance · pc1800.82 (+87.53 / -79.9)TICv8

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