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HIP 14810 c is a giant exoplanet orbiting the Sun-like star HIP 14810, located about 170 light-years from Earth. It was identified through radial-velocity measurements obtained with the Keck Observatory and announced in 2009 as part of a multi-planet system. The planet has a substantially longer orbit than the system's innermost companion and is commonly classified as a cold or outer giant in catalog descriptions. Radial-velocity observations measure the star's motion rather than directly imaging the planet.
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What kind of planet is HIP 14810 c?
HIP 14810 c is a giant exoplanet orbiting the Sun-like star HIP 14810. Its large size makes it more similar to the giant planets in our Solar System than to Earth.
Where is HIP 14810 c located?
The HIP 14810 system is about 170 light-years from Earth. The host star is classified as Sun-like.
How was HIP 14810 c found?
Astronomers found HIP 14810 c through radial-velocity measurements. These observations used the Keck Observatory to detect the star's motion caused by the planet.
Is HIP 14810 c part of a larger planetary system?
Yes. It was announced in 2009 as part of a multi-planet system around HIP 14810, rather than as an isolated planet.
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