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Papers on this planet：HAT-P-34 b is an extrasolar planet (exoplanet) that orbits the star Sansuna in the constellation of Sagitta. An exoplanet is a planet that orbits a star other than the the Sun. The star is located 838.23 light years or 257.00 parsecs from the Earth based on the latest parallax records.
Mass and Radius are measured as compared to Jupiter. 3.328 Jupiters means it is has 3.328 times the mass of Jupiter and equivalent for Mass. It has been calculated at being 12.15 times the radius of the Earth. All the figures have a variation but have not included them here at present, you can find the variation at the source site if you need them.
The Orbital Period, or to say it another way, the planets year is 5.452654 days or 0.01 Earth Years. By the time, the Earth has completed a full year, the planet will have completed 66.94 orbits of its star .
The semi-major axis is the furthest point from its star in its orbit. The Earth travels round the Sun with a semi - major axis just over 1 A.U. ( 1.00000011). 1 A.U. is the average distance of the Earth from the Sun. The planet orbits its star at a closer distance than Mercury does to the Sun
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Mass and Radius are measured as compared to Jupiter. 3.328 Jupiters means it is has 3.328 times the mass of Jupiter and equivalent for Mass. It has been calculated at being 12.15 times the radius of the Earth. All the figures have a variation but have not included them here at present, you can find the variation at the source site if you need them.
The Orbital Period, or to say it another way, the planets year is 5.452654 days or 0.01 Earth Years. By the time, the Earth has completed a full year, the planet will have completed 66.94 orbits of its star .
The semi-major axis is the furthest point from its star in its orbit. The Earth travels round the Sun with a semi - major axis just over 1 A.U. ( 1.00000011). 1 A.U. is the average distance of the Earth from the Sun. The planet orbits its star at a closer distance than Mercury does to the Sun