Table: epsilon eridani
[['companion (in order from star)', 'mass', 'semimajor axis ( au )', 'orbital period ( s day )', 'eccentricity', 'inclination'], ['asteroid belt', '3 au', '3 au', '3 au', '3 au', '-'], ['b (unconfirmed)', '1.55 ± 0.24 mj', '3.38 - 3.50', '2502 - 2630', '0.25 - 0.702', '-'], ['asteroid belt', '20 au', '20 au', '20 au', '20 au', '-'], ['c (unconfirmed)', '0.1 mj', '40', '102270', '0.3', '-'], ['dust disk', '35 - 100 au', '35 - 100 au', '35 - 100 au', '35 - 100 au', '-']]
Statement: Epsilon Eridani (eridani , abbreviated Epsilon eri , eri) , also named ran , is a star in the southern constellation of eridanus , at a declination of 9.46° south of the celestial equator
Statement: the peak emission occurs at an angular radius of 18 arcsecond , which corresponds to a radius of about 60 Au
Statement: the highest level of emission occurs over the radius 35 - 75 Au from Epsilon Eridani and is substantially reduced inside 30 Au
Statement: the Disk contains an estimated Mass of Dust equal to a sixth of the Mass of the moon , with individual Dust grain exceeding 3.5 μm in size at a temperature of about 55 k
Statement: the Disk around Epsilon Eridani contains less than 2.2 × 1017 kg of carbon monoxide