HD 189733 bball

HD 189733 bball
Type	Hot Jupiterball
Location	Vulpeculafox 64.5 light-years (from Earthball)
Orbital Characteristics
Semi-major axis	0.03099 ± 0.0006 AU (4,636,000 ± 90,000 km)
Orbital parent	HD 189733ball
Orbital period	2.2185733 ± 0.00002 days (53.245759 hours)
Physical Characteristics
Mean radius	1.138 ± 0.027 Jupiterballs
Rotational period	Tidally locked
Surface gravity	21.2 m/s2
Atmospheric Characteristics
Temperature	1,117 ± 42 K
Social
Enemies	Your wind speeds are pathetically slow.
Other
Börk	Wind wind, Glass Glass
Notes	Closest transiting hot Jupiterball; possibly rains glass sideways

HD 189733 bball is a hot Jupiterball in Vulpeculafox. HD 189733 bball is 64.5 light-years from Earthball. HD 189733 bball also can into weather map.

Description

Earthball determined that HD 189733 bball looks blue. The weather map reveals that HD 189733 bball can into 5,400-mile-per-hour winds because its hot spot is misaligned about 30 degrees from the substellar point. HD 189733 bball is blue because of silicate, which is molten. HD 189733 bball rains molten glass sideways. HD 189733 bball is also one of the most famous exoplanets known.

How to draw

Real-life temperature map of HD 189733 b in infrared, as taken by NASAball's Spitzer Space Telescope.

1. Draw a circle (no circle tool allowed!).
2. Color it blue.
3. Draw the eyes, and you've finished!

• Optional: Add bands to make it look like a gas giant. You can alternate between shades of blue, or alternate between blue and white. However, the planet must be blue.
• Optional: To draw the hot spot, color in a white circle. Important: Make sure this hot spot is off-center!