Hello, I am interested in getting images of these two stars in this constellation (Reticulum) and knowing what is the name of them and the planets that surround them? Thanks
RA,Dec = 53.7122, -65.0026
RA,Dec = 53.9319, -65.072
http://viewer.legacysurvey.org//?ra=53.6902&dec=-65.0119&layer=unwise-neo6&zoom=7&GCs-PNe&const
Welcome 
If I turn on the “Bright stars” layer, I just see that bright star in the corner of the Reticulum constellation labelled as “beta Reticuli”. If you mean the two stars in the very center of this view, then I think those don’t have any common names. They do have entries in the Tycho-2 catalog.
Planets aren’t visible separately from their stars in these images, they’re way too close to their stars.
cheers,
dustin
Nice name for our current world
Age of Reticulum - Invisibilis coronatus pyrgum retium unum oculum habet
Beta Recticuli has unfortunately no planets as I searched online. I do have “Universe Sandbox” which I can try to make a simulation of these two stars.
Also, the viewer is the “AWS version” which doesn’t have full features. If you want to access the full version of the viewer, then go to Legacy Survey Sky Browser. It contains the 10th data release and older releases, and other surveys such as HSC DR2, SDSS, etc.
Here’s your US2 simulation.
