Talk:Gliese 876 d
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This article talks about "extremely eccentric" orbit, yet lists the eccentricity as 0. That's confusing. I think the e=0 comes from Rivera et al.'s discovery paper (2005), where they fixed the eccentricity to zero in their model. Does anyone have a better dynamic model that shows a real eccentricity? --Alfredw (talk) 01:17, 24 March 2008 (UTC)
