Land of Giants

[Rooster Podunk]

AE/BE with 10 Class IV Gas Giants, and one or two odds and ends

 

[LordFerret]

Noticing it says "They are usually between 2 and 8 solar masses.", and this one is 17.6016

 

[Rooster Podunk]

Noticing it says "They are usually between 2 and 8 solar masses.", and this one is 17.6016

Yeah, I noticed that also. The one I posted over on page 7 of this thread is 26 solar masses. So yep, headscratcher.

Not so spectacular, but interesting finds. :)

I have found that the geysers can launch you pretty high if conditions are right. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VY4vmZciw4c Oh, you KNOW there's gonna be a new SRV sport now! LOL

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[monogenetic]

I love these kinds of systems. Nice find!

 

[recrudesce]

Mostly all the Ae/Be systems I've been to have been like that.

 

[Pirin]

Nice find, Herbigs are cool, often these systems are very ineresting. The 2-8 solar masses part is obviously wrong. They are among the very few star types which can go as high as 120 solar masses, which seems to be the limit for the procedure generated stars.

 

[Zieman]

Not a Herbig system, but 12 Helium-Rich GGs and a few others.