Warrior Worlds · Kepler-413 b · warrior-02

Transits in a Moving Binary

Astronomical evidence

Kepler-413 b orbits Kepler-413. The saved catalog gives an orbital period of 66.262 (+0.024/−0.021) days. Its discovery method is recorded as transit. These quantities describe the real astronomical setting behind the illustration. Kepler-413 b orbits a pair of stars. A planet’s track across the sky and the moving positions of the two stellar disks jointly determine whether transits occur and how long they last. Treating the host as a single fixed point would miss the geometry that makes a circumbinary light curve distinctive. The catalog radius is 4.347 ± 0.099 Earth radii. The mass entry is 67 (+22/−21) Earth masses. The source papers and full table retain the provenance of each parameter.

The illustrated viewpoint

The atmospheric moon is fictional. Its landscape and visibility of the parent planet are illustrative choices rather than evidence of a detected satellite.

The atmospheric moon is fictional. Its landscape and visibility of the parent planet are illustrative choices rather than evidence of a detected satellite. All depicted life and technology are fictional.

Catalog measurements & sources

Host: Kepler-413. 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 radii4.347 (+0.099 / -0.099)Kostov et al. 2014
Mass · Earth masses67 (+22 / -21)Kostov et al. 2014
Density · g/cm³3.2 (+1 / -1)Kostov et al. 2014
Orbital period · days66.262 (+0.024 / -0.021)Kostov et al. 2014
Orbital semimajor axis · AU0.3553 (+0.002 / -0.0018)Kostov et al. 2014
Eccentricity0.1181 (+0.0018 / -0.0017)Kostov et al. 2014
Inclination · degrees89.929 (+0.024 / -0.016)Kostov et al. 2014
Irradiation · Earth flux2.9436 (+0.1909 / -0.1909)Calculated Value
Equilibrium temperature · K334.96Calculated Value
Stellar effective temperature · K4700Kostov et al. 2014
Stellar radius · Solar0.7761 (+0.0088 / -0.0096)Kostov et al. 2014
Stellar mass · Solar0.82 (+0.015 / -0.014)Kostov et al. 2014
Stellar luminosity · log Solar-0.42994 (+0.02689 / -0.02867)Gaia DR2
Stellar age · GyrUnknownNot supplied
Stellar metallicity · dex-0.2Kostov et al. 2014
Distance · pc847.536 (+22.587 / -21.464)TICv8

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