HD 113766 | |
Planet or moon information | |
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Discovered |
Spitzer Space Telescope, October 3 |
Distance |
424 light-years[1] |
Revolves around |
HD 11376 A and HD 113766 B |
Alien relevance |
In the habitable zone of its star |
- "It is fantastic to think we are able to detect the process of terrestrial planet formation. Stay tuned — I expect lots more fireworks as the planet in HD113766 grows."—Carry Lisse
HD 113766 is a forming extrasolar planet. When the planet is finished forming, it will be one of the few planets that are within the habitable zone of its star.[1]