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The sequel to Teegarden b:
Planet Teegarden c: the outer of the so far known planets of Teegarden's star. The parent star here is still 2.5x larger in the sky than the Sun is in Earth's sky, but the planet receives only 37% of the energy the Earth receives from the Sun and should be cooler than Teegarden b.
A snow covered landscape with an ancient dried up river bed. In the sky above the "sun" is the crescent of Teegarden b, about half the size of the moon as seen from Earth. In a few hours there will be an annular solar eclipse.

Description

The sequel to Teegarden b:
Planet Teegarden c: the outer of the so far known planets of Teegarden's star. The parent star here is still 2.5x larger in the sky than the Sun is in Earth's sky, but the planet receives only 37% of the energy the Earth receives from the Sun and should be cooler than Teegarden b.
A snow covered landscape with an ancient dried up river bed. In the sky above the "sun" is the crescent of Teegarden b, about half the size of the moon as seen from Earth. In a few hours there will be an annular solar eclipse.