
mu2 Sco - System
mu2 Sco, a hot B-type star of 9.10 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (mu2 Sco b) on NASA archive orbits.
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mu2 Sco, a hot B-type star of 9.10 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (mu2 Sco b) on NASA archive orbits.

nu Oct A, an orange K-type dwarf of 1.57 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (nu Oct A b) on NASA archive orbits.

nu Oph, an orange K-type dwarf of 2.61 solar masses with 2 confirmed companions (nu Oph b, nu Oph c) on NASA archive orbits.

ome Ser, a Sun-like G-type star of 1.01 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (ome Ser b) on NASA archive orbits.

omi CrB, an orange K-type dwarf of 1.30 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (omi CrB b) on NASA archive orbits.

omi UMa, a Sun-like G-type star of 2.72 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (omi UMa b) on NASA archive orbits.

psi1 Dra B, a Sun-like G-type star of 1.19 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (psi1 Dra B b) on NASA archive orbits.

rho CrB, a Sun-like G-type star of 1.00 solar masses with 3 confirmed companions (rho CrB e, rho CrB b, rho CrB c) on NASA archive orbits.

tau Boo, a Sun-like F-type star of 1.32 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (tau Boo b) on NASA archive orbits.

Tau Ceti, the nearest single Sun-like star. Its compact super-Earths make this neighbor a long-standing target in the search for nearby worlds.

tau Gem, an orange K-type dwarf of 2.30 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (tau Gem b) on NASA archive orbits.

Upsilon Andromedae, the first multi-planet system found around a main-sequence star. Three giants on mutually tilted, eccentric orbits tug one another.

ups Leo, a Sun-like G-type star of 1.48 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (ups Leo b) on NASA archive orbits.

xi Aql, an orange K-type dwarf of 1.74 solar masses with 1 confirmed companion (xi Aql b) on NASA archive orbits.

Voyager 1 approaching Jupiter from outside the major-moon orbits, starting 1 day 11 h before the 5 March 1979 closest approach (278,525 km altitude), with JPL Horizons states.

Voyager 1 approaching Saturn from outside the major-moon orbits, starting 2 days 18 h before the 12 November 1980 closest approach (125,799 km altitude), with JPL Horizons states.

Voyager 2 approaching Jupiter from outside the major-moon orbits, starting 1 day 16 h before the 9 July 1979 closest approach (651,464 km altitude), with JPL Horizons states.

Voyager 2 approaching Saturn from outside the major-moon orbits, starting 3 days 8 h before the 26 August 1981 closest approach (102,459 km altitude), with JPL Horizons states.