Hi, I was experimenting with a search function a few hours ago and after a system crash I lost my train of thought and can't re-solve my problem.
I was listing properties of Exoplanets using
AstronomicalData, having the properties labled by the name of the planet. It was a very simple function however I can't seem to replicate the effect.
I can produce a similar effect by using defined name values like this;
In[]:= $planets = {"CoRoT11b", "CoRoT12b", "CoRoT13b", "HATP32b", "Kepler12b", "OGLETR10b", "OGLE2TRL9b"};
# -> AstronomicalData[#, "Radius"] & /@ $planets
Out[]:= {CoRoT11b -> 1.02*10^8, CoRoT12b -> 1.03*10^8, CoRoT13b -> 6.33*10^7, HATP32b -> 1.46*10^8,
Kepler12b -> 1.21*10^8, OGLETR10b -> 8.94*10^7, OGLE2TRL9b -> 1.15*10^8}
I cannot get the same output format which I had previously, when I supplement defined names of Exoplanets by the class
"Exoplanet" I get an undesired result like this;
In[]:= $planets = {"Exoplanet"};
(# -> AstronomicalData[#, "Radius"] & /@ $planets)
Out[]:= {"Exoplanet" ->
{... 7.72*10^7, 6.51*10^7, 1.28*10^8, 9.92*10^7, 9.16*10^7 ...}}
Where from the generated output it only lists values of the Exoplanets, with the class defined as the word. I know it's simple, it took me 10 seconds previously, for the life of me I can't get it correct again.
Note: If you need to test the code please realize that a vast majority of data is unavaliable, eg.
Missing["NotAvailable"]. I used valid data in the examples for aesthetic purposes with
... as an example of values being farmed from a sample of data.
