Is a 36.9609 solar radius impressive? It's the first undiscovered big one that I've run across. I've been in the cockpit both on XBox and PC for a combined three-ish years. K giant was orbited by three significantly smaller K class stars and an additional G class. One of the K's had a belt.
K (Yellow-Orange giant) Star (Scoopable)
Distance to arrival:
0 ls
First scanned for EDSM by:
rOmiLaYu
Estimated value:
1,232 cr
Age:
2,922 million years
Full Spectral Class:
K7 IIab
Luminosity:
IIab
Solar masses:
1.7500
Solar radius:
36.9609
Surface temperature:
4,011 K
Absolute magnitude:
-1.4249
Orbital period:
56.0 d
Semi major axis:
0.19 au
Orbital eccentricity:
0.2319
Orbital inclination:
-43.90°
Arg of periapsis:
323.85°
Rotational period:
20.5 d
Axial Tilt:
0.0000 °
K (Yellow-Orange giant) Star (Scoopable)
Distance to arrival:
0 ls
First scanned for EDSM by:
rOmiLaYu
Estimated value:
1,232 cr
Age:
2,922 million years
Full Spectral Class:
K7 IIab
Luminosity:
IIab
Solar masses:
1.7500
Solar radius:
36.9609
Surface temperature:
4,011 K
Absolute magnitude:
-1.4249
Orbital period:
56.0 d
Semi major axis:
0.19 au
Orbital eccentricity:
0.2319
Orbital inclination:
-43.90°
Arg of periapsis:
323.85°
Rotational period:
20.5 d
Axial Tilt:
0.0000 °