The Chronicles of Local Space
A fictional exploration of nearby star systems
82 Eridani
The 82 Eridani System
Right Ascension |
03h 20m |
Declination |
−43° 04' |
Distance |
19.77 ± 0.07 ly |
Spectral Class |
G5V |
Estimated Mass |
0.97 × Sol |
Luminosity |
0.62 × Sol |
Star charts
82 Eridani as seen from Sol. |
Sol as seen from 82 Eridani. |
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Brightest stars as seen from 82 Eridani
Includes all stars of magnitude 1.00 and brighter
Star | Magnitude |
Distance |
Canopus |
−0.74 |
295.5 |
Sirius |
−0.11 |
15.8 |
Rigel |
0.15 |
848.5 |
Achernar |
0.15 |
121.3 |
Alpha Aurigae (Capella) |
0.33 |
48.0 |
Betelgeuse |
0.41 |
488.9 |
Beta Centauri (Hadar) |
0.59 |
387.5 |
Aldebaran |
0.64 |
60.0 |
Alpha Crucis (Acrux) |
0.73 |
315.2 |
Fomalhaut |
0.74 |
20.6 |
Arcturus |
0.83 |
55.0 |
Local Space
Details for this system are not yet ready.
Eden
Eden is a moonless planet similar to the Earth. Its size is a little larger, its gravity a little stronger
and the atmosphere somewhat thicker. Its day length is less than 16 hours, which is inconveniently short for
humans, so the world became a colony for animals and plants with only a small human population. Two hundred
years after settlement, tens of thousands of species of Terran animals and plants call Eden home. The
different species of life are kept with others from their region of Earth, except on one continent where
animals and plants from all regions of Earth are all mixed together.
Further reading
Nonfictional links
Just the facts.
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