PSR-198-DD

PSR-198-DD
Igoryan's Telescope produced this image in year 2011. The object has been originally thought to be twice closer than now. But now, our 2018 data says that the distance is 51 076 light-years.
Diameter	21 km
Temperature	60 000 C
Mass	4 solar masses
Spectral Type	Q (Star Remnant / Extraordinary Object)
Gravity	about 2×10^11 times stronger than on Earth
Constellation	-
Distance from Sun	51 076 light-years
Age	As a star: 7 billion ly As a star remnant: 1.1 billion ly

PSR-198-DD is a pulsar, 51 076 lightyears away.

Discovery

Igoryan's Telescope (Earth, Alternate Timeline, Alternate Universe) have produced first image of this pulsar in year 2011. PSR-198-DD was 4th found pulsar and 1st ever pulsar found with planets. It have been firstly estimated to be only 25 500 light-years away, and be twice less massive, but our data is now improved. In 2018, Humanity knows it's 51 076 light-years away, and 4 times more massive than the sun.

Star System

PSR-198-DD has it's own planet, orbiting at the distance of 1980 AU. The planet has the diameter of 3200 km, and is considered to be Cold Dwarf.

See Also

• Neutron Star
• Pulsar