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Planets/Exoplanets/GJ 667 C f

Confirmed exoplanet · Terrestrial

GJ 667 C f

Orbiting GJ 667 C

Discovered in 2013 using Radial Velocity. This page reflects the latest synchronized NASA Exoplanet Archive composite record.

NASA Archive record ↗Back to catalog →

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Discovery: 2,013
Method: Radial Velocity
Radius: 1.45 R⊕
Mass: 2.7 M⊕
Orbit: 39.026 days
Distance: 7.24396 pc

Planet profile

Orbit and physical properties

Orbital period: 39.026 days
Semi-major axis: 0.156 AU
Eccentricity: 0.03
Radius: 1.45 Earth radii
Mass: 2.7 Earth masses
Mass provenance: Msini
Density: 4.87 g/cm³
Equilibrium temperature: Not reported by the NASA Exoplanet Archive
Insolation: 0.5633 Earth flux

Host system

Star and system properties

Host star: GJ 667 C
Stars in system: 3
Known planets in system: 5
Spectral type: M1.5 V
Stellar temperature: 3,350 K
Stellar radius: Not reported by the NASA Exoplanet Archive
Stellar mass: 0.33 M☉
Stellar metallicity: -0.55 dex
Stellar age: 2 Gyr
Distance: 7.24396 parsecs
Right ascension: 17h19m00.25s
Declination: -34d59m51.95s

Discovery

Detection and provenance

Discovery method: Radial Velocity
Discovery year: 2,013
Publication date: 2013-08
Discovery locale: Ground
Facility: La Silla Observatory
Telescope: 3.6 m ESO Telescope
Instrument: HARPS Spectrograph
NASA Exoplanet Archive: Open composite record ↗

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