Science Mission Department of NASA.

A yellow dwarf star that was identical to the sun was observed, and there were several planets orbiting it. One of these planets, which was in conflict with the association, had been identified by the association as Dragorin.

One of NASA’s scientific missions had been to find out where Dragorin was located in space. Some inquiring minds needed to discover the unknown. Furthermore, they wanted to find out if the distance between the two planets was close enough such that their attacks could be carried out through other means than the gate.

Their sun was twenty percent brighter and ten percent larger than the earth’s sun. Also, the radius of Star Dragorin, which considered the dwarf star as their mother star, was 1.6 times bigger than that of the Earth. Looking at these two alone, the most likely candidate was Cygnus, which was fourteen hundred light-years away from Earth.

NASA had already discovered a yellow dwarf star in similar condition and super-Earth in distant space around 2015. They named the dwarf star ‘Kepler-452’ and the super-Earth ‘Kepler-452b.’

Interestingly enough, the planet Dragorin’s mass was greater than Earth’s, yet its gravity was comparable. This necessitated a slight deviation from the established laws of physics to explain its characteristics. In response, Professor Glick from the science mission team was waiting for Star Dragorin’s observation data to come in.

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