
Kepler-48 - System
Kepler-48, an orange K-type dwarf of 0.88 solar masses, with its 5 planets on orbits from 4.8 days to 2.69 years.
Exoplanets
Simulate deep space systems containing five distinct worlds. Experiment with system layout, mass, and velocity to test planetary ejection thresholds.
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Kepler-48, an orange K-type dwarf of 0.88 solar masses, with its 5 planets on orbits from 4.8 days to 2.69 years.

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