Talk:109 Piscium b
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[edit]I created this fundamental chart and I would like to see it used with Extra solar planets that have interesting, close to Earth-like, insolation.
Hopefully nobody has serious objections:
| Planet Distance | Insolation (W/m2) | % of Earth's |
|---|---|---|
| Mars' Aphelion Flux | 494.00 | 36.06% |
| Mars' Average Flux | 590.589 | 43.11% |
| Mars' Perihelion Flux | 718.545 | 52.45% |
| Earth's Aphelion Flux | 1325.277 | 93.74% |
| Earth's Average Flux | 1369.938 | 100.00% |
| Earth's Perihelion Flux | 1416.896 | 103.43% |
| Venus' Aphelion Flux | 2,585.411 | 188.72% |
| Venus' Average Flux | 2,620.693 | 191.30% |
| Venus' Perihelion Flux | 2,656.700 | 193.93% |
| eg. | ~ | ~ |
| 55 Cnc f Periastron Flux | 855.305 [1] | 62.43% |
[1] fp=((((0.6 × 6.96e8)4)×(5.6704e-8)×(52434)) ÷ ((0.781-(0.781×0.2))×149597876600)2
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