Beta Colibri system - type,size,distance diagram

The mother star is an orange dwarf. These stars aren't as hot as yellow dwarfs (our Sun is a yellow dwarf), but they are more stable and have a longer lifespan (10 billion years vs 15 to 20 billion years), but are smaller and dimmer.

Even though the habitable zone is closer to the star, it still doesn't reach close enough to the star to tidally lock the planet (so only one hemisphere ever faces the star), like our Moon is tidally locked with Earth.
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change 1 - two more planets added to the system
change 2 - different position of the planets in the system (the habitable world is still the second one from the star)
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Beta Colibri
- Solar mass - 0.9 SM
- Stellar luminosity - 0.61 SL
- Age - 4.86 billion years (10.221 billion left on main sequence)
- Habitable ecosphere radius - 0.78 AU (0.634 - 1.125 AU)
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Read on to learn about the planets:
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Yellow - rocky planet
Red - gas giant
Blue- ice giant
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Colibri a
Distance - 0.363 AU
Mass - 0.193 EM
Radius - 0.582 ER
- Rocky; bigger than Mars; tidally locked; no atmosphere; hot
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Colibri b
Distance - 0.747 AU
Mass - 1.041 EM
Radius - 1.013 ER
-Earth-sized; Earth-like; warmer; thicker atmosphere; greater axial tilt
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Colibri c
Distance - 1.412 AU
Mass - 0.927 EM
Radius - 0.976 ER
- Rocky; Venus-sized; arid; cold; 100% ice coverage; no liquid water; atmosphere
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Colibri d
Distance - 2.431 AU
Mass - 48.782 EM/0.153 JM
Radius - 5.675 ER
- Small gas giant; bigger than Uranus
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Colibri e
Distance - 5.242 AU
Mass - 95.89 EM/0.302 JM
Radius - 7.368 ER
- Mid-sized gas giant; smaller than Saturn
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Colibri f
Distance - 10.295 AU
Mass - 524.096 EM/1.649 JM
Radius - 12.792 ER
- Large gas giant; bigger than Jupiter
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Colibri g
Distance - 19.009 AU
Mass - 1.861 EM/0.006 JM
Radius - 2.598 ER
- Small ice giant; smaller than Neptune; low density
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Colibri h
Distance - 28.328 AU
Mass - 7.025 EM/0.022 JM
Radius - 3.957 ER
- Mid-sized ice giant; smaller than Uranus; bigger than Neptune; low density
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Colibri i
Distance - 40.179 AU
Mass - 0.23 EM
Radius - 0.825 ER
- Rocky; smaller than Venus; low density; cold; arid; minimal ice cover, no atmosphere
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Used abbreviations:
SM - sollar mass (1.9891×10^30 kg)
SL - sollar luminosity (3.839×10^26 W)
AU - astronomical unit (150 million km/93 million mi)
EM - earth's mass (5.9736×10^24 kg)
ER - Earth's radius (6.378 km)
JM - Jupiter's mass (1.8986×10^27 kg)