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DescriptionPlanetQuest-OGLE109c.png	OGLE-2006-BLG-109 c's orbit compared to Jupiters's orbit (5.2AU) in our Solar System. This planet is 90% the mass of Saturn orbiting about where Jupiter is in our system.
Date	13 July 2009
Source	PlanetQuest (NASA) (4.6 AU / 5100 days / 0.27 Jupiter / 0.5 Suns)
Author	Planet Quest: New Worlds Atlas (Tweaks by Kevin Heider)
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