Meet SR 12 AB c, a curious companion orbiting the binary star system SR 12 AB. Discovered in 2010 through the magic of imaging with the SIRIUS Camera at the Infrared Survey Facility, this distant celestial object offers a glimpse into the wonders beyond our solar neighborhood. Though it doesn’t have a proper name yet, SR 12 AB c still shines as an intriguing target for astronomers fascinated by the dance of stars and planets. Found far enough away to be captured by ground-based telescopes equipped to see in the infrared, it adds to our cosmic family’s fascinating variety. While we might not hop aboard a spaceship to visit just yet, SR 12 AB c reminds us how vast and rich the universe truly is!
