Iota Draconis

Iota Draconis, once a sun-like star, has burned through its supply of hydrogen fuel and has become a red giant star. In five to ten billion years, the sun will face a similar fate.

Location
Constellation:	Draco
Right Ascension:	15 24 55.7747
Declination:	+58 57 57.836
Distance from Sol:	102.74 Light Years
Basic Data
Alternate Designations:	i Dra HIP 75458 HD 137759 Edasich
Spectral Type:	K2 III
Apparent Magnitude:	3.3
Mass:	1.05 Solar Masses
Radius:	11.01 Solar Radii
Effective Temperature:	4900 Kelvin
Metallicity:	0.03 [Fe/H] 1.07 times Solar
Habitability
Inner Edge of Habitability Zone:	3.96 AU
Outer Edge of Habitability Zone:	12.36 AU

Iota Draconis b

Iota Draconis b Statistics

Object Type:	Clarified Jovian, Eccentric
Parent Star:	iota Draconis (K2 III)
Discovery Status:	Confirmed
Mass :	8.64 Jupiters
Periastron Distance:	0.38 AU
Mean Distance:	1.34 AU
Apastron Distance:	2.29 AU
Orbital Period:	550.651 Days
Eccentricity:	0.71
Argument of Perihelion (omega):	94 �
Planet Appearance:	Blue and cloudless
Estimated Radius:	1.014 Jupiters 1
Estimated Periastron Temp:	1128 Kelvin
Estimated Mean Temp:	607 Kelvin
Estimated Apastron Temp:	464 Kelvin
Max Stable Prograde Moon Orbit:	0.066 AU / 9940000 km
Max Moon Mass:	> 10 Earths 3,4
Year Discovered:	2002
Detection Method:	Doppler Spectroscopy
Discovered By:	S. Frink et al.

Planetary Data File For Iota Draconis B

Planet Surface:	Barren surface
Atmosphere:	Gasyes atmosphere (not fit of human)
Plant Life:	No plant life Visable on the surface of the planet
Water:	No water on the surface of this planet
Life Forms:	there are no life forms to be seen on the surface
Detection Method:	Bi-location
Year Discovered:	15 January 2000

Iota Draconis was visited by myself in 2001 with the use of Bi-location and is worth visiting if you want to known more about how we came to be the surface of the planet is suitable for humans but only for short periods of time. take notes and take care.

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