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Have you done a surface scan with the DSS probes?
Are you at the right co-ordinates, if that's how you're looking for it? Are you looking at legacy coordinates, or live coordinates (many of the popular sites were moved with the rendering upgrade)?
Then you need to scan the system. A basic ping won't do it, you need to ping the discovery scanner first. Next, you need to use the Full Spectrum System scanner (FSS) to map the system.
(UTC 00:40:00 I checked locally. It was possible to retrieve it without any problems).
Too close to the star, and the planet is on the other side?
Along with the Jameson site; adding more per scan or more modules to scan.
Announced today 7/31
Maybe it was taken down for a little while?
One of many, currently being uploaded today - so I picked this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYAJZk_zNXc
Ignore the system map for now. Can you get a screenshot of your FSS screen?
OP as funky says you should indeed be able to find the planet via FSS.
-sometimes jumping out of the system and then back in fixes it.