Info for exoplanet "Ijaroha-ri"

Scientific (actual) data Planet WASP-61 b Planet status Confirmed Planet mass 2.06 Radius 1.24 Orbital period 3.8559 Semi major axis 0.0514 Orbit eccentricity 0 Inclination 89.35 Angular distance 0.000107 Discovered 2011 Updated 2012-04-23 Tzero tr 2455860 Publication Published in a refereed paper Detection type Primary Transit Star name WASP-61 Right ascension 75.3° Declination -26.05° Mag v 12.5 Star distance 480 Star metallicity -0.1 Star mass 1.22 Star radius 1.36 Star sp type F7 Star temperature 6250 Wikipedia article WASP-61 b Back

Fictional info (?) Suggested name Ijaroha-ri Planet type Large hot gas giant The planet is named after the deity Ijaroha-ri, the creator of the underworld. As seen from WASP-61, in a frame of reference that rotates with the orbital motion, it appears to rotate only once every two years. Ijaroha-ri is shrouded by an opaque layer of highly reflective clouds of sulfuric acid, preventing its surface from being seen from space in visible light. Atmosphere Carbon monoxide 99% Molecular hydrogen 0.00073% Atmospheric pressure 0.16 bar Moon Dacha Large irregular crater-filled moon Boji Banru No Small slightly egg-shaped rocky moon Piupebya Kaawo Huge round rocky comet Pukyucha'nu Very small slightly egg-shaped rocky asteroid Gyagore Medium-sized slightly egg-shaped oceanic moon Yuwo Huge slightly egg-shaped oceanic planetoid Nakya Huge irregular rocky comet Gewaguri'ta Small round oceanic planetoid Wobakeso Huge irregular crater-filled asteroid Mabirija-suhya Large almost round crater-filled comet Nyoga Go Large potato shaped rocky asteroid Byupyu Small potato shaped ice comet Gyane Pi Huge round crater-filled asteroid Hyai Small slightly egg-shaped crater-filled comet Kewowopo'ro Medium-sized potato shaped ice asteroid Hyachu Huge round ice planetoid Pyazu Large potato shaped rocky moon Rohope'nuno Small round ice planetoid Hegyo Myuza Mi Large potato shaped oceanic moon Chinuro-myo Very small slightly egg-shaped ice moon Ekyurya Hyurifu Very small irregular crater-filled planetoid Google search for Ijaroha-ri