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Deneb

Deneb, Also Named **Alpha Cygni**, **HD 197345** or **BD +44° 3541**, is a White Supergiant Star in The Constellation Cygnus, The Star is Located at 3,220 Light Years Away From Earth

Deneb is a Prototype of Alpha Cygni Variable Star, Also, Rigel is a Alpha Cygni Variable Star in The Constellation Orion

The name HD 197345 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 197,345th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 7924 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 7,924th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 102098 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 102,098th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 49941 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 49,941st stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Right Ascension: 20h 41m 25.91514s
* Declination: +45° 16' 49.2197"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +1.25 (+1.21 to +1.29)
* Variable Star Type: Alpha Cygni Variable Star or Luminous Blue Variable Star

### 3,220 Light Years

* Mass: 34-42 Solar Masses (35,615-43,995 Jupiter Masses; 11,320,674-13,984,362 Earth Masses; 67,608-83,516 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 218-244 Solar Radius (303,605,112-339,814,896 km in Diameter; 1.01474-1.13576 AU; 47,524-59,536 Solar Areas or 10,360,232-14,526,784 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 247,600-378,300 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 8,720-9,164 Kelvin (8,447-8,891 °C; 15,236-16,036 °F)
* Spectral Type: A2Ia-A3Ia

### 1,578 Light Years

* Mass: 16.41-18.08 Solar Masses (17,189-18,939 Jupiter Masses; 5,463,890-6,019,935 Earth Masses; 32,631-35,952 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 107-119 Solar Radius (149,017,188-165,729,396 km in Diameter; 0.49806-0.55392 AU; 11,449-14,161 Solar Areas or 1,225,043-1,685,159 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 55,800-77,600 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 8,574-8,832 Kelvin (8,301-8,559 °C; 14,974-15,438 °F)
* Spectral Type: A3Iab

### 7,413 Light Years

* Mass: 118-144 Solar Masses (123,605-150,840 Jupiter Masses; 39,289,398-47,946,384 Earth Masses; 234,639-286,340 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 518-576 Solar Radius (721,410,312-802,185,984 km in Diameter; 2.41117-2.68114 AU; 268,324-331,776 Solar Areas or 138,991,832-191,102,976 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,513,000-2,312,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 8,894-9,378 Kelvin (8,621-9,105 °C; 15,550-16,421 °F)
* Spectral Type: A1Ia+

### Other Designations

Deneb, Alpha Cygni, 50 Cygni, HD 197345, HR 7924, HIP 102098, SAO 49941, BD +44° 3541, TYC 3574-3347-1, 2MASS J20412592+4516491
Cygnus X-5

Cygnus X5 is a X Ray Binary some 26,432.27 Light Years away. The system comprises a small but massive Black Hole and a T Tauri Star of spectral Type M1e And is 2.1 Times the size of the sun. Both components orbit once every 12 Days and are in the middle of the protoplanetary disk surrounding the Binary. Matter form the T Tauri Star is transfered to the black hole.
HD 137892

HD 137892 is a Blue-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Norma, The Star is Located at 1,544 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 3.074 Solar Masses
* Radius: 2.588 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 138 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 12,293 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: B8V-B9V
* Right Ascension: 15h 31m 08.6341s
* Declination: -56° 21' 54.473"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.22
CD -26° 5055

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 25-35 Solar Masses (26,188-36,663 Jupiter Masses; 8,324,025-11,653,635 Earth Masses; 49,712-69,596 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~12,800 ly

CD -26° 5055, Also Named **CP -26° 2645** or **IRAS 07477-2707**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Puppis, The Star is Located at Around 12,800 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 25-35 Solar Masses (26,188-36,663 Jupiter Masses; 8,324,025-11,653,635 Earth Masses; 49,712-69,596 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1,241-1,318 Solar Radius (1,728,320,844-1,835,557,512 km in Diameter; 5.77656-6.13497 AU; 1,540,081-1,737,124 Solar Areas or 1,911,240,521-2,289,529,432 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 232,016-305,551 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,596-3,738 Kelvin (3,323-3,465 °C; 6,013-6,269 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Ia-M3Ia
* Right Ascension: 07h 49m 49.614s
* Declination: -27° 15' 20.205"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.88
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

CD -26° 5055, CP -26° 2645, IRAS 07477-2707, TYC 6561-662-1, 2MASS J07494962-2715203
HD 139129

HD 139129 is a White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Norma, The Star is Located at 417 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.369 Solar Masses
* Radius: 2.187 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 41.29 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 9,883 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: A0V
* Right Ascension: 15h 38m 49.4705s
* Declination: -52° 22' 21.709"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.423

### Other Designations

HD 139129, HR 5798, HIP 76618, SAO 242793, CD -51° 9324, CP -51° 8320, IRAS 15350-5212, TYC 8308-2515-1, 2MASS J15384945-5222217
Earendel

Earendel, Also Named **WHL0137-LS**, is a Extremely Metal-Poor Blue Hypergiant Stars in The Constellation Cetus, The Star is Located at 12.9 Billion Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 144-180 Solar Masses (150,840-188,550 Jupiter Masses; 47,946,384-59,932,980 Earth Masses; 286,340-357,925 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 162-194 Solar Radius (225,614,808-270,180,696 km in Diameter; 0.75407-0.90302 AU; 26,244-37,636 Solar Areas or 4,251,528-7,301,384 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 3,689,000-6,680,000 Solar Luminosities (4,658,000-5,290,000 Solar Luminosities)
* Temperature: 19,874-21,068 Kelvin (19,601-20,795 °C; 35,314-37,463 °F)
* Age: 3.6 Million Years or 12.9 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no or B3-4 O-Ia+
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -4.89 dex to -6.92 dex or -99.99 dex (Zero Metallicity)
* Right Ascension: 01h 37m 23s
* Declination: -08° 27' 52"
* Apparent Magnitude (F435W): +27.2
* Variable Star Type: Luminous Blue Variable Star
Danny Region B3-689

Object type: Yellow dwarf star
Number of stars: 2
Total mass: 1.784 Solar Masses (1,869 Jupiter Masses; 594,002 Earth Masses; 3,547 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 3,783 ly

Danny Region B3-689 is a Binary Star System in The Constellation Phoenix, The Star is Located at 3,783 Light Years Away From Earth

### Danny Region B3-689 A

* Mass: 1.031 Solar Masses (1,080 Jupiter Masses; 343,283 Earth Masses; 2,050 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.092 Solar Radius (1,520,811 km in Diameter; 0.00508 AU; 1.192 Solar Areas or 1.302 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 122.25% Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,808 Kelvin (5,535 °C; 9,995 °F)
* Age: 5.3 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: G2V
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: +0.11 dex
* Estimated Value: 11,389 CR

### Danny Region B3-689 B

* Mass: 0.753 Solar Masses (789 Jupiter Masses; 250,720 Earth Masses; 1,497 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 0.708 Solar Radius (986,020 km in Diameter; 0.0033 AU; 0.5013 Solar Areas or 0.3549 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 25.34% Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,867 Kelvin (4,594 °C; 8,301 °F)
* Age: 5.3 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: K3V
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -0.08 dex
* Estimated Value: 6,652 CR
Denebola

Object type: White dwarf star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 1.78 Solar Masses (1,865 Jupiter Masses; 592,671 Earth Masses; 3,539 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 35.9 ly

Denebola, Also Named **Beta Leonis**, **94 Leonis**, **HD 102647**, **BD +15° 2383** or **IRAS 11464+1451**, is a White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Leo, The Star is Located at 35.9 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 102647 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 102,647th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 4534 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 4,534th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 57632 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 57,632nd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 99809 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 99,809th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.78 Solar Masses (1,865 Jupiter Masses; 592,671 Earth Masses; 3,539 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.728 Solar Radius (2,406,558 km in Diameter; 0.00804 AU; 2.986 Solar Areas or 5.16 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 14.05 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 8,500 Kelvin (8,227 °C; 14,840 °F)
* Spectral Type: A5V-A6V or A3Va
* Right Ascension: 11h 49m 03.57834s
* Declination: +14° 34' 19.409"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +2.13
* Variable Star Type: Delta Scuti Variable Star

### Other Designations

Denebola, Beta Leonis, 94 Leonis, HD 102647, HR 4534, HIP 57632, SAO 99809, BD +15° 2383, IRAS 11464+1451, IRC +10247, TYC 870-988-1, 2MASS J11490366+1434197
CM Velorum

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 24-32 Solar Masses (25,140-33,520 Jupiter Masses; 7,991,064-10,654,752 Earth Masses; 47,723-63,631 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~7,200 ly

CM Velorum, Also Named **HD 88028**, **CD -52° 3595**, **CP -52° 3245** or **IRAS 10056-5300**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Vela, The Star is Located at Around 7,200 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 88028 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 88,028th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers, because the star is too faint to visible by naked eye

The name HIP 49611 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 49,611th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 237711 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 237,711th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 24-32 Solar Masses (25,140-33,520 Jupiter Masses; 7,991,064-10,654,752 Earth Masses; 47,723-63,631 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1,396-1,488 Solar Radius (1,944,186,864-2,072,313,792 km in Diameter; 6.49804-6.92628 AU; 1,948,816-2,214,144 Solar Areas or 2,720,547,136-3,294,646,272 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 179,773-241,482 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,181-3,317 Kelvin (2,908-3,044 °C; 5,266-5,511 °F)
* Spectral Type: M5Ia-M6Ia
* Right Ascension: 10h 07m 32.8239s
* Declination: -53° 15' 36.544"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.29
* Variable Star Type: Slow Irregular Variable Star

### Other Designations

CM Velorum, HD 88028, HIP 49611, SAO 237711, CD -52° 3595, CP -52° 3245, IRAS 10056-5300, TYC 8599-361-1, 2MASS J10073282-5315366
HD 133948

HD 133948 is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Virgo, The Star is Located at 988 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 3.439-4.147 Solar Masses
* Radius: 69.73 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 1,392 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,216 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K6III-K7III
* Right Ascension: 15h 07m 06.8624s
* Declination: +02° 21' 45.413"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.58

### Other Designations

HD 133948, HIP 73977, SAO 120845, BD +02° 2915, IRAS 15045+0233, TYC 338-15-1
Enif

Enif, Also Named **Epsilon Pegasi**, **HD 206778**, **BD +09° 4891** or **IRAS 21417+0938**, is a Orange Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Pegasus, The Star is Located at 708 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 206778 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 206,778th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8308 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,308th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 107315 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 107,315th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 127029 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 127,029th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 14.82-15.61 Solar Masses (15,524-16,351 Jupiter Masses; 4,934,482-5,197,521 Earth Masses; 29,469-31,040 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 219-236 Solar Radius (304,997,796-328,673,424 km in Diameter; 1.01939-1.09852 AU; 47,961-55,696 Solar Areas or 10,503,459-13,144,256 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 19,653-25,138 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,618 Kelvin (4,345 °C; 7,853 °F)
* Spectral Type: K3-4Iab-Ib
* Right Ascension: 21h 44m 11.1561394s
* Declination: +09° 52' 30.031152"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +2.39

### Other Designations

Enif, Epsilon Pegasi, 8 Pegasi, HD 206778, HR 8308, HIP 107315, SAO 127029, BD +09° 4891, IRAS 21417+0938, IRC +10503, TYC 1125-2186-1, 2MASS J21441114+0952302
HD 135148

HD 135148, Also Named **BD +12° 2804**, is Either an Orange Bright Giant Stars or an Extremely Metal-Poor Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Serpens Caput, The Star is Located at 16,248 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 135148 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 135,148th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HIP 74491 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 74,491st stars in the Hipparcos catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 0.846-5.531 Solar Masses (886-5,794 Jupiter Masses; 281,685-1,841,607 Earth Masses; 1,682-10,998 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 73.96-84.48 Solar Radius (103,002,909-117,653,944 km in Diameter; 0.34427-0.39323 AU; 5,470-7,137 Solar Areas or 404,567-602,923 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,528-2,236 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,196-4,318 Kelvin (3,923-4,045 °C; 7,093-7,313 °F)
* Age: 13.6 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-s or K7II-K8II
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -1.63 dex
* Right Ascension: 15h 13m 17.4566s
* Declination: +12° 27' 25.534"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.39

### Other Designations

HD 135148, HIP 74491, BD +12° 2804, TYC 923-207-1
DR Leonis

DR Leonis, Also Named **HD 83787**, **BD +31° 2026** or **IRAS 09386+3130**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Leo, The Star is Located at 1,021 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 83787 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 83,787th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 3850 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 3,850th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 47544 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 47,544th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 61633 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 61,633rd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.181-3.514 Solar Masses (3,332-3,681 Jupiter Masses; 1,059,149-1,170,025 Earth Masses; 6,325-6,987 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 71.87-80.64 Solar Radius (100,092,199-112,306,038 km in Diameter; 0.33454-0.37536 AU; 5,165-6,503 Solar Areas or 371,230-524,387 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,403-1,891 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,167-4,238 Kelvin (3,894-3,965 °C; 7,041-7,169 °F)
* Spectral Type: K7III-K8III
* Right Ascension: 09h 41m 35.1164s
* Declination: +31° 16' 40.129"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.84
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designation

DR Leonis, HD 83787, HR 3850, HIP 47544, SAO 61633, BD +31° 2026, IRAS 09386+3130, IRC +30214, TYC 2501-580-1, 2MASS J09413511+3116398
75 Virginis

75 Virginis, Also Named **HD 117789**, **BD -14° 3739** or **IRAS 13301-1506**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Virgo, The Star is Located at 529 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 117789 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 117,789th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 5099 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 5,099th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 66091 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 66,091st stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 157998 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 157,998th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.783 Solar Masses (1,868 Jupiter Masses; 593,669 Earth Masses; 3,545 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 22.94 Solar Radius (31,948,171 km in Diameter; 0.10678 AU; 526 Solar Areas or 12,072 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 183 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,431 Kelvin (4,158 °C; 7,516 °F)
* Spectral Type: K5III-K6III
* Right Ascension: 13h 32m 51.6423178s
* Declination: -15° 21' 46.848534"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.529

### Other Designations

75 Virginis, HD 117789, HR 5099, HIP 66091, SAO 157998, BD -14° 3739, IRAS 13301-1506, TYC 6121-959-1, 2MASS J13325165-1521470
HD 113049

HD 113049, Also Named **HR 4927**, **BD +76° 473** or **IRAS 12573+7544**, is a Orange Giant Star in The Constellation Draco, The Star is Located at 504 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 113049 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 113,049th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 4927 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 4,927th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 63340 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 63,340th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 7714 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 7,714th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.735 Solar Masses
* Radius: 11.48 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 82.63 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,136 Kelvin (4,863 °C; 8,785 °F)
* Spectral Type: K0III
* Right Ascension: 12h 58m 47.3397s
* Declination: +75° 28' 21.079"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.9898

### Other Designations

HD 113049, HR 4927, HIP 63340, SAO 7714, BD +76° 473, IRAS 12573+7544, TYC 4551-2415-1, 2MASS J12584733+7528212
HD 139206

HD 139206 is a Blue-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Lupus, The Star is Located at 1,024 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 7.362 Solar Masses
* Radius: 4.927 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 3,520 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 20,018 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: B5V-B6V
* Right Ascension: 15h 38m 41.5892s
* Declination: -45° 42' 31.563"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.968

### Other Designations

HD 139206, HIP 76606, SAO 226010, CD -45° 10078, CP -45° 7526, TYC 8296-2311-1
Gamma Chamaeleontis

Object type: Red giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 5.099-5.747 Solar Masses (5,341-6,020 Jupiter Masses; 1,697,768-1,913,527 Earth Masses; 10,139-11,428 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 422 ly

Gamma Chamaeleontis, Also Named **HD 92305**, **HR 4174**, **CD -77° 454**, **CP -77° 622** or **IRAS 10348-7820**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Chamaleon, The Star is Located at 422 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 92305 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 92,305th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 4174 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 4,174th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 51839 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 51,839th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 256731 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 256,731st stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 5.099-5.747 Solar Masses (5,341-6,020 Jupiter Masses; 1,697,768-1,913,527 Earth Masses; 10,139-11,428 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 68.27-79.62 Solar Radius (95,078,537-110,885,500 km in Diameter; 0.31778-0.37061 AU; 4,661-6,339 Solar Areas or 318,192-504,739 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,403-2,178 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,275-4,419 Kelvin (4,002-4,146 °C; 7,235-7,495 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6III-K7III
* Right Ascension: 10h 35m 28.1071958s
* Declination: -78° 36' 28.032088"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.12
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

Gamma Chamaeleontis, HD 92305, HR 4174, HIP 51839, SAO 256731, CD -77° 454, CP -77° 622, IRAS 10348-7820, TYC 9401-1714-1, 2MASS J10352809-7836283
FT Carinae

FT Carinae, Also Named **IRAS 10375-6033**, is a Cold Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Carina, The Star is Located at 9,744 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.918-1.137 Solar Masses (962-1,191 Jupiter Masses; 305,658-378,577 Earth Masses; 1,825-2,261 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 425-482 Solar Radius (591,890,700-671,273,688 km in Diameter; 1.97827-2.24359 AU; 180,625-232,324 Solar Areas or 76,765,625-111,980,168 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 9,903-13,829 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 2,793-2,851 Kelvin (2,520-2,578 °C; 4,568-4,672 °F)
* Spectral Type: M8III or C7,5-C8,6
* Right Ascension: 10h 39m 22.9648s
* Declination: -60° 49' 19.044"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +10.97
* Variable Star Type: Mira Variable Star

### Other Designations

FT Carinae, IRAS 10375-6033, HV 4007, 2MASS J10392297-6049189
Chittagong 1719-83

Chittagong 1719-83 is a Thallium Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at 2,630 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 6.193 Solar Masses
* Radius: 3.886 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 33-290 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 7,000-12,000 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: B9IV-F2III
* Metallicity [Tl/H]: +1.93 dex
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -0.04 dex
HD 101223

HD 101223, Also Named **CD -62° 552** or **CP -62° 2171**, is a Deep Blue Main Sequence Stars in The Open Cluster IC 2944, The Star is Located at Around 8,100 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 101223 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 101,223rd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name SAO 251512 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 251,512th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 29.42 Solar Masses (30,817 Jupiter Masses; 9,795,713 Earth Masses; 58,501 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 12.37 Solar Radius (17,227,501 km in Diameter; 0.05758 AU; 153 Solar Areas or 1,893 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 141,630 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 31,836 Kelvin (31,563 °C; 56,845 °F)
* Spectral Type: O8-9IV-V
* Right Ascension: 11h 38m 22.771s
* Declination: -63° 12' 02.8"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.51

### Other Designations

HD 101223, SAO 251512, CD -62° 552, CP -62° 2171, TYC 8976-4981-1, 2MASS J11382277-6312028
HD 117380

HD 117380 is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Hydra, The Star is Located at 810 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.383 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.317 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 2.623 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,400 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: F5V-F6V

### Other Designations

HD 117380, SAO 181706, BD -22° 3602, CD -22° 9965, CP -22° 5612, TYC 6713-22-1
Ancha

Ancha, Also Named **Theta Aquarii**, **HD 211391**, **BD -08° 5845** or **IRAS 22142-0801**, is a Orange Giant Stars in The Constellation Aquarius, The Star is Located at 192 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 211391 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 211,391st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8499 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,499th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 110003 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 110,003rd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 145991 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 145,991st stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.105 Solar Masses (3,252 Jupiter Masses; 1,033,844 Earth Masses; 6,174 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 16.623 Solar Radius (23,150,586 km in Diameter; 0.07738 AU; 276 Solar Areas or 4,593 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 162 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,052 Kelvin (4,779 °C; 8,634 °F)
* Spectral Type: K1III-K2III
* Right Ascension: 22h 16m 50.0367s
* Declination: -07° 46' 59.839"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.16

### Other Designations

泣二, Ancha, Theta Aquarii, 43 Aquarii, HD 211391, HR 8499, HIP 110003, SAO 145991, BD -08° 5845, IRAS 22142-0801, TYC 5803-1996-1, 2MASS J22165002-0747001
The Integra

The Integra is the collective name of two cosmic beings that manage the fabric of reality. Each Integra represents one concept of Motus' reality, which are as follows.

* Asvaban: Existence
* Chroeleon: Time

## History

After the creation of Motus, the Magnum Motus created the Integra for the purpose of maintaining Motus' reality without the Magnum's direct influence. Due to unknown events, the Magnum had disappeared, and the Integra woke from slumber and began maintaining Motus' reality. Today they act as the chief force behind Motus' reality.

## Influence

In the maintenance of Motus' reality, the Integra dictate Motus' ever changing continuum. This can include preparing any possible fates based on possible circumstances that may occur, such as a multitude of consequences depending on a single decision.

There is no established hierarchy amongst the Integra as each is equally responsible for the continued maintenance of Motus' reality.

The Integra are also the sole creators of each of the Grand Deities and are the only beings capable of this act. At times, the Integra will commune with the Grand Deities when it is needed. It has been, thus far, impossible for Deities and mortals to commune with the Integra.

## Physiology

The Integra in their true form, do not possess a physical appearance, rather they are a cosmic force that governs the flow of reality. While there are depictions of them by Higher Beings and mortals alike, they do not exactly represent their true form, rather an artistic view of them.
HD 118089

Object type: Red giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 3.396 Solar Masses (3,557 Jupiter Masses; 1,130,736 Earth Masses; 6,753 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 3,089 ly

HD 118089, Also Named **CD -47° 8436** or **CP -47° 6092**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Centaurus, The Star is Located at 3,089 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 118089 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 206,936th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers, because the star is too faint to visible by naked eye

## Information

* Mass: 3.396 Solar Masses (3,557 Jupiter Masses; 1,130,736 Earth Masses; 6,753 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 36.29 Solar Radius (50,540,502 km in Diameter; 0.16892 AU; 1,317 Solar Areas or 47,793 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 503 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,531 Kelvin (4,258 °C; 7,696 °F)
* Spectral Type: K4-5II-III
* Right Ascension: 13h 35m 33.7769s
* Declination: -48° 09' 49.527"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.805

### Other Designations

HD 118089, CD -47° 8436, CP -47° 6092, TYC 8265-69-1
HD 136472

Object type: White bright giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 5.484 Solar Masses (5,744 Jupiter Masses; 1,825,958 Earth Masses; 10,905 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 2,584 ly

HD 136472, Also Named **CP -60° 5763**, is a White Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Circinus, The Star is Located at 2,584 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 136472 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 136,472nd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name SAO 253141 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 253,141st stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 5.484 Solar Radius (7,637,479 km in Diameter; 0.02553 AU; 30 Solar Areas or 165 Solar Volumes)
* Radius: 16.63 Solar Radius (23,160,335 km in Diameter; 0.07741 AU; 277 Solar Areas or 4,599 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,654 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 9,027 Kelvin (8,754 °C; 15,789 °F)
* Spectral Type: A2II-A3II
* Right Ascension: 15h 23m 50.5377s
* Declination: -60° 50' 06.118"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +10.28

### Other Designations

HD 136472, SAO 253141, CP -60° 5763, TYC 9021-1936-1
G Hydrae

G Hydrae, Also Named **HD 81799**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Hydra, The Star is Located at 176 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 3.299-3.384 Solar Masses
* Radius: 23.27 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 263-286 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,825-4,910 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K2III-K3III
* Right Ascension: 09h 27m 18.4125s
* Declination: -22° 20' 37.417"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.69

### Other Designations

G Hydrae, HD 81799, HR 3749, HIP 46371, SAO 177469, IRAS 09250-2207, BD -21° 2802, TYC 6041-1680-1, 2MASS J09271840-2220377
Galactic Danube

The Galactic Danube is a Star Sector in The Milky Way, The Star Sector Containing 446,327 Stars, Including Our Solar System, and The Oldest Star HE 1523-0901

However, The Seven Stars of Big Dipper Not is Members of Galactic Danube, Because These Star's Declination is Higher Than 75 Degrees

HE 0338-3945, HE 1327-2326, and SDSS J102915+172927 are Members of Galactic Danube, Although These Stars are Metal-Poor Stars, so, Galactic Danube is an Small Part of Milky Way Galactic Halo

## Information

* Length: 18,000 Light Years
* Total Stars: 446,328 (Including Our Solar System and Other 446,327 Stars)
* Total Stars in The Henry Draper Catalogue: 181,764
* Total Stars in The Bright Star Catalogue: 7,189
* Most Massive Star: Eta Carinae
* Oldest Star: HD 140283 and HE 1523-0901
GCIRS 16SW

GCIRS 16SW is a Contact Binary Star System in The Center of The Milky Way Galaxy, The Star is Located at 27,166 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Right Ascension: 17h 45m 40.1245s
* Declination: -29° 00' 29.018"}
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +9.34

### GCIRS 16SW A

* Mass: 70-80 Solar Masses (73,325-83,800 Jupiter Masses; 23,307,270-26,636,880 Earth Masses; 139,193-159,078 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 55 Solar Radius (76,597,620 km in Diameter; 0.25601 AU; 3,025 Solar Areas or 166,375 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,031,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 24,800 Kelvin (24,527 °C; 44,180 °F)
* Spectral Type: B0Ia+-Ia

### GCIRS 16SW B

* Mass: 70-80 Solar Masses (73,325-83,800 Jupiter Masses; 23,307,270-26,636,880 Earth Masses; 139,193-159,078 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 55 Solar Radius (76,597,620 km in Diameter; 0.25601 AU; 3,025 Solar Areas or 166,375 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 998,100 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 24,600 Kelvin (24,327 °C; 43,820 °F)
* Spectral Type: B0Ia+-Ia

### Other Designations

Galactic Centre Infrared Source 16 South-West, GCIRS 16SW, (EG97) S97, (GKM98) S1-16, (PGM2006) E23, (PMM2001) N3
HD 137948

HD 137948, Also Named **BD -08° 3987**, is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Libra, The Star is Located at 487 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 137948 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 137,948th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers, because the star is too faint to visible by naked eye

The name HIP 75820 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 75,820th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 140566 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 140,566th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.3182 Solar Masses (1,381 Jupiter Masses; 438,909 Earth Masses; 2,621 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.2373 Solar Radius (1,723,168 km in Diameter; 0.00576 AU; 1.531 Solar Areas or 1.894 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 2.556 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,559 Kelvin (6,286 °C; 11,347 °F)
* Spectral Type: F5V-F6V
* Right Ascension: 15h 29m 19.5939s
* Declination: -08° 31' 51.078"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.946

### Other Designations

HD 137948, HIP 75820, SAO 140566, BD -08° 3987, TYC 5595-191-1
HD 143890

HD 143890 is a White Subgiant Stars in The Constellation Triagulum Australe, The Star is Located at 1,130 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.386 Solar Masses
* Radius: 2.492 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 44.26 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 9,400 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: A1IV-V

### Other Designation

HD 143890, CD -65° 2081, CP -65° 3222, TYC 9048-2644-1
Crucis Sector B4-653-WD

Crucis Sector B4-653-WD is a White Dwarf Stars in The Constellation Crux, The Star is Located at 226 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.953 Solar Masses
* Radius: 0.0118 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 2.285 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 65,322 Kelvin (65,049 °C; 117,120 °F)
* Spectral Type: DA1.6 or B0VII
* Age: 400 Million Years
Gorgonea Tertia

Gorgonea Tertia, Also Named **Rho Persei**, **HD 19058**, **BD +38° 630** or **IRAS 03019+3838**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Perseus, The Star is Located at 314 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 19058 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 197,572nd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 921 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 7,932nd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 14354 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 102,276th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 56138 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 70,423rd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.892-3.157 Solar Masses (3,029-3,307 Jupiter Masses; 962,923-1,051,158 Earth Masses; 5,751-6,278 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 168-196 Solar Radius (233,970,912-272,966,064 km in Diameter; 0.782-0.91233 AU; 28,224-38,416 Solar Areas or 4,741,632-7,529,536 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 3,704-5,610 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,474-3,568 Kelvin (3,201-3,295 °C; 5,794-5,963 °F)
* Spectral Type: M4III-M5III
* Right Ascension: 03h 15m 10.59385s
* Declination: +38° 50' 24.9943"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +3.39

### Other Designations

Gorgonea Tertia, Rho Persei, 25 Persei, HD 19058, HR 921, HIP 14354, SAO 56138, BD +38° 630, IRAS 03019+3838, IRC +40054, TYC 2847-1572-1, 2MASS J03051057+3850243
HD 126577

HD 126577 is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Centaurus, The Star is Located at 8,460 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 26 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1,092 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 171,400 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,554 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: M3Ia-M4Ia
* Right Ascension: 14h 28m 33.0213s
* Declination: -59° 40' 26.686"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.39

### Other Designations

HD 126577, CD -59° 5267, CP -59° 5591, IRAS 14248-5927, TYC 8691-2191-1, 2MASS J14283302-5940264
HD 138866

HD 138866 is a Yellow-White Subgiant Stars in The Constellation Apus, The Star is Located at 723 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.653 Solar Masses
* Radius: 2.094 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 9.223 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,951 Kelvin (6,678 °C; 12,052 °F)
* Spectral Type: F3IV
* Right Ascension: 15h 40m 07.1655s
* Declination: -71° 42' 28.585"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +10.16
HD 144734

HD 144734, Also Named *CD -31° 12593'* or **CP -31° 4320**, is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Star in The Constellation Scorpius, The Star is Located at 518 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 144734 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 144,734th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers, because the star is too faint to visible by naked eye

The name HIP 79078 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 79,078th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 207371 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 207,371st stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.633 Solar Masses (1,711 Jupiter Masses; 543,725 Earth Masses; 3,247 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.709 Solar Radius (2,380,097 km in Diameter; 0.00795 AU; 2.921 Solar Areas or 4.991 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 7.655 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 7,342 Kelvin (7,069 °C; 12,756 °F)
* Spectral Type: F0-1IV-V
* Right Ascension: 16h 08m 32.5940262s
* Declination: -31° 55' 11.084914"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.14

### Other Designations

HD 144734, HIP 79078, SAO 207371, CD -31° 12593, CP -31° 4320, TYC 7334-2605-1
GX Leonis

<--- HD 94719 | **HD 94720** | HD 94721 --->
GX Leonis, Also Named **HD 94720**, **BD +23° 2279** or **IRAS 10536+2236**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Leo, The Star is Located at 1,104 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 94720 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 94,720th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 4269 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 4,269th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 53472 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 53,472nd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 81589 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 81,589th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.693 Solar Masses (2,821 Jupiter Masses; 896,664 Earth Masses; 5,355 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 46.81 Solar Radius (65,191,538 km in Diameter; 0.21789 AU; 2,191 Solar Areas or 102,569 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 708 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,352 Kelvin (4,079 °C; 7,374 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6II-III
* Right Ascension: 10h 56m 16.8528s
* Declination: +22° 21' 06.051"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.139

### Other Designations

GX Leonis, HD 94720, HR 4269, HIP 53472, SAO 81589, BD +23° 2279, IRAS 10536+2236, IRC +20223, TYC 1435-1222-1, 2MASS J10561686+2221057
HD 126949

Object type: Yellow subgiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 1.537 Solar Masses (1,610 Jupiter Masses; 511,761 Earth Masses; 3,056 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 775 ly

HD 126949, Also Named **CD -23° 11741** or **CP -23° 5917**, is a Yellow Subgiant Stars in The Constellation Libra, The Star is Located at 775 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 126949 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 126,949th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name SAO 182590 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 182,590th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.537 Solar Masses (1,610 Jupiter Masses; 511,761 Earth Masses; 3,056 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 2.259 Solar Radius (3,146,073 km in Diameter; 0.01052 AU; 5.103 Solar Areas or 11.528 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 5.538 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,891 Kelvin (5,618 °C; 10,144 °F)
* Spectral Type: G0IV-G1IV
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -0.16 dex
* Right Ascension: 14h 29m 12.9697s
* Declination: -23° 45' 27.197"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.37

### Other Designations

HD 126949, SAO 182590, CD -23° 11741, CP -23° 5917, TYC 6732-1105-1
HD 139921

HD 139921, Also Named **BD +46° 2091**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Bootes, The Star is Located at 1,142 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 139921 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 139,921st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers because the star is too faint to visible by naked eye

The name HIP 76649 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 76,649th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 45662 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 45,662nd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.479 Solar Masses
* Radius: 11.955 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 75 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,907 Kelvin (4,634 °C; 8,373 °F)
* Spectral Type: K2III
* Right Ascension: 15h 39m 07.3624s
* Declination: +45° 52' 03.416"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.03

### Other Designations

HD 139981, HIP 76649, SAO 45662, BD +46° 2091, TYC 3483-374-1
HD 116831

HD 116831 is a Silvery White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Virgo, The Star is Located at 254 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.691 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.518 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 7.786 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 7,820 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: A8V
* Right Ascension: 13h 26m 11.415s
* Declination: -01° 11' 32.902"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.965

### Other Designations

HR 5059, HD 116831, HIP 65545, SAO 139337, BD -00° 2686, TYC 4959-1202-1
HD 141957

HD 141957 is a Yellow Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Serpens Caput, The Star is Located at 272 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.216 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.293 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 1.831 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,904 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: G0V
* Right Ascension: 15h 51m 29.8697s
* Declination: +09° 13' 57.382"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.22

### Other Designations

HD 141957, SAO 121222, BD +09° 3106, TYC 943-24-1
HD 143449

Object type: Blue dwarf star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 14.11 Solar Masses (14,780 Jupiter Masses; 4,698,080 Earth Masses; 28,057 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~2,700 ly

HD 143449, Also Named **CD -60° 6035** or **CP -60° 6349**, is a Blue Main Sequence Stars in The Open Cluster NGC 6025, The Star is Located at Around 2,700 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 143449 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 143,449th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers, because the star is too faint to visible by naked eye

The name HIP 78683 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 78,683rd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 253407 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 253,407th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 14.11 Solar Masses (14,780 Jupiter Masses; 4,698,080 Earth Masses; 28,057 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 7.767 Solar Radius (10,816,977 km in Diameter; 0.03615 AU; 60.33 Solar Areas or 468.55 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 24,348 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 25,871 Kelvin (25,598 °C; 46,108 °F)
* Spectral Type: B1V-B2V
* Right Ascension: 16h 03m 44.5286s
* Declination: -60° 30' 47.426"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.11
* Variable Star Type: Beta Cephei Variable Star

### Other Designations

HD 143449, HIP 78683, SAO 253407, CD -60° 6035, CP -60° 6349, TYC 9036-3390-1, NGC 6025 GDPR 2, 2MASS J16034451-6030474
CQ Aurigae

<--- HD 250809 | **HD 250810** | HD 250811 --->
CQ Aurigae, Also Named **HD 250810** or **BD +31° 1179**, is a Yellow Giant Stars in The Constellation Auriga, The Star is Located at 1,172 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 250810 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 250,810th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HIP 28715 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 28,715th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue

The name SAO 58699 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 58,699th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.286-3.404 Solar Masses (3,442-3,566 Jupiter Masses; 1,094,110-1,133,399 Earth Masses; 6,534-6,769 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 12.52-13.36 Solar Radius (17,436,404-18,606,258 km in Diameter; 0.05828-0.06219 AU; 157-178 Solar Areas or 1,963-2,385 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 171-205 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,894-5,972 Kelvin (5,621-5,699 °C; 10,150-10,290 °F)
* Spectral Type: G0III-G1III
* Right Ascension: 06h 03m 53.6474s
* Declination: +31° 19' 41.199"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.99

### Other Designations

CQ Aurigae, HD 250810, HIP 28715, SAO 58699, BD +31° 1179, TYC 2419-765-1, 2MASS J06035365+3119411
HD 112887

HD 112887, Also Named **BD +28° 2171**, is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Coma Berenices, The Star is Located at 269 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 112887 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 112,887th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers, because the star is too faint to visible by naked eye

The name HIP 63405 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 63,405th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 82595 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 82,595th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.382 Solar Masses (1,448 Jupiter Masses; 460,152 Earth Masses; 2,748 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.309 Solar Radius (1,823,023 km in Diameter; 0.00609 AU; 1.713 Solar Areas or 2.243 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 3.023 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,652 Kelvin (6,379 °C; 11,514 °F)
* Spectral Type: F4V
* Right Ascension: 12h 59m 32.9513s
* Declination: +28° 03' 56.387"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.17

### Other Designations

HD 112887, HIP 63405, SAO 82595, BD +28° 2171, TYC 1995-1732-1
C Velorum

C Velorum, Also Named **HD 73155**, **CD -49° 3646**, **CP -49° 1710** or **IRAS 08332-4946**, is a Orange Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Vela, The Star is Located at 1,221 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 73155 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 73,155th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 3407 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 3,407th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 42088 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 42,088th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 220138 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 220,138th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 6.053 Solar Masses (6,341 Jupiter Masses; 2,015,413 Earth Masses; 12,036 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 77.18 Solar Radius (107,487,351 km in Diameter; 0.35925 AU; 5,957 Solar Areas or 459,742 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 2,256 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,528 Kelvin (4,255 °C; 7,691 °F)
* Spectral Type: K5II
* Right Ascension: 08h 34m 43.5965s
* Declination: -49° 56' 39.128"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.01

### Other Designations

C Velorum, HD 73155, HR 3407, HIP 42088, SAO 220138, CD -49° 3646, CP -49° 1710, IRAS 08332-4946, TYC 8158-2683-1, 2MASS J08344359-4956389
HD 109312

HD 109312 is a Yellow-White Giant Stars in The Constellation Centaurus, The Star is Located at 219 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.419 Solar Masses
* Radius: 4.388 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 37.93 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,830 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: F3III-IV
* Right Ascension: 12h 33m 59.1067s
* Declination: -49° 54' 35.328"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.38

### Other Designations

HD 109312, HR 4782, HIP 61328, SAO 223516, CD -49° 7195, CP -49° 5283, IRAS 12312-4938, TYC 8240-2725-1
HD 144941

HD 144941, Also Named **CD -26° 11229** or **CP -26° 5604**, is a Post-Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars in The Constellation Scorpius, The Star is Located at 5,031 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 144941 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 144,941st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers, because the star is too faint to visible by naked eye

## Information

* Mass: 0.589 Solar Masses (617 Jupiter Masses; 196,114 Earth Masses; 1,171 Septillion Tonnes)
* Progenitor Mass: 1.218 Solar Masses (1,276 Jupiter Masses; 405,546 Earth Masses; 2,422 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 5.281 Solar Radius (7,354,764 km in Diameter; 0.02458 AU; 28 Solar Areas or 147 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 4,457 Solar Masses
* Temperature: 20,522 Kelvin (20,249 °C; 36,480 °F)
* Age: 7.1 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: B4IIIe
* Right Ascension: 16h 09m 24.5513s
* Declination: -27° 13' 38.184"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +10.02
* Variable Star Type: Suspected RR Lyrae Variable Star

### Other Designations

HD 144941, CD -26° 11229, CP -26° 5604, TYC 6788-284-1
HD 140284

<--- HD 140283 | **HD 140284** | HD 140285 --->
HD 140284, Also Named **CD -30° 12488** or **CP -30° 4177**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Lupus, The Star is Located at 1,482 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 140284 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 140,284th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name SAO 206917 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 206,917th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.128 Solar Masses
* Radius: 16.85 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 137 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,812 Kelvin (4,539 °C; 8,202 °F)
* Spectral Type: K2III-K3III
* Right Ascension: 15h 44m 00.4318s
* Declination: -31° 03' 24.652"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.86

### Other Designations

HD 140284, SAO 206917, CD -30° 12488, CP -30° 4177, TYC 7327-2211-1
DL Crucis

DL Crucis, Also Named **HD 106343**, is a Blue Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Crux, The Star is Located at 8,147 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 113-144 Solar Masses
* Radius: 89-101 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 1,520,000-3,300,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 21,479-24,463 Kelvin (21,206-24,190 °C; 38,203-43,574 °F)
* Spectral Type: B2Ia+-B4Ia+
* Right Ascension: 12h 14m 16.9258s
* Declination: -64° 24' 30.669"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.235
* Variable Star Type: Luminous Blue Variable Star

### Other Designations

DL Crucis, HD 106343, HR 4653, HIP 59678, SAO 251803, CD -63° 732, CP -63° 2203, TYC 8982-4743-1, 2MASS J12141690-6424304
COPPA 01393-6719

COPPA 01393-6719 is a Extremely Metal-Poor Stars in The Constellation Hydrus, The Star is Located at 31,269 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.792 Solar Masses
* Estimated Radius: 22.18 Solar Radius
* Estimated Luminosity: 191.53 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,552 Kelvin
* Age: 13.62 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no, KIIvw, or K4III-K5III
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -6.22 dex