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Stars

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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Stars

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Arcturus

Constellation; Bootes
Photo by Stuck in Customs
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Arcturus

  • Brightest star in its constellation
  • Brightest star in northern celestial hemisphere
  • Orange Giant star
  • Visual magnitude of -0.04
Photo by Zach Dischner
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Epsilon Pegasi

Constellation; Pegasus
Photo by Roanish
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Epsilon Pegasi

  • Brightest star in constellation
  • In supergiant stage
  • Traditional name is Enif, Arabic for nose.
  • 12x the suns mass
Photo by John Lemieux
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Alpha Persei

Constellation; Perseus
Photo by M Norris
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Alpha Persei

  • Brightest star in its constellation
  • Also known as Mirfak and Algenib
  • Visual magnitude of 1.8
  • Visible through binoculars
Photo by achrntatrps
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Shedir

Constellation; Cassiopeia
Photo by gerlos
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Shedir

  • Also called Alpha Cassiopeia, or Schedar
  • Visual magnitude of 2.240
  • Orange Giant star
  • Schedar means breast in Arabic
Photo by madmiked
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Capella

Constellation; Auriga
Photo by Sky Noir
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Capella

  • Brightest star in its constellation
  • 11th brightest star in sky
  • Actually a star system
  • Four stars in two binary pairs
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