NY Vir
NY Vir is a star 1,774 light years away with 2 known planets. The first was found in 2011 and the latest in 2019. It has a companion star.
Open in 3DPlanets
| Planet | Orbital period | Distance from star | Radius (Earths) | Mass (Earths) | Found | Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NY Vir b (disputed) | 8.652 years | 3.3 AU | at least 845.4 | 2011 | Eclipse Timing Variations | |
| NY Vir c (disputed) | 24.09 years | at least 1,761 | 2019 | Eclipse Timing Variations |
"At least" is a minimum mass. Radial velocity can only measure mass times the sine of the orbit's tilt.
Star
- 32,780 K surface temperature
- 0.459 times the mass of the Sun
- 0.151 times the radius of the Sun
Data from the NASA Exoplanet Archive, as of October 3, 2026. In the 3D view sizes and distances are compressed and every orbit is drawn in the same plane. Where each planet sits along its orbit is made up.