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LMC 21480

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 35-45 Solar Masses (36,663-47,138 Jupiter Masses; 11,653,635-14,983,245 Earth Masses; 69,596-89,481 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~163,000 ly

LMC 21480, Also Named **HV 2242**, **WOH S69** or **2MASS J04543854-6911170**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Large Magellanic Cloud, The Star is Located at Around 163,000 Light Years Away From Earth

If LMC 21480 was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, and even Jupiter, Because LMC 21480's size was 1,567 to 1,710 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 35-45 Solar Masses (36,663-47,138 Jupiter Masses; 11,653,635-14,983,245 Earth Masses; 69,596-89,481 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1,567-1,710 Solar Radius (2,182,335,828-2,381,489,640 km in Diameter; 7.29401-7.95964 AU; 2,455,489-2,924,100 Solar Areas or 3,847,751,263-5,000,211,000 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 355,331-494,804 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,560-3,702 Kelvin (3,287-3,429 °C; 5,948-6,204 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Ia-M4Ia
* Right Ascension: 04h 54m 38.5318s
* Declination: -69° 11' 16.932"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +13.105
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

LMC 21480, HV 2242, WOH S69, 2MASS J04543854-6911170
IRT J03578.0 5679

IRT J03578.0 5679 is a triple star system in the constellation Draco . The Primary star is a F Type Giant Star of Class F2III . It has a Class G2IV companion at 9.45 AU. A K0V companion was found orbiting both IRT J03578.0 5679 A, and B. IRT J03578.0 5679 A spins very fast at 246 Kilometers Per Hour .
Shut Up Plory

Shut Up Plory is an episode in the Season 1 series.

## Description

Starts of CT Chameleontis Telling her son to do I,ready. As CT Cha B opens I ready , Plory says “Remember to work carefully” but CT Cha B then loses control and yells “SHUT UP PLORY!!!!!!!!!!!”. Then Plory grabs a handkerchief and burst into tears. Yoop says “don’t cry Plory” But Plory stomps out of the room and tells Mr Ginger . The next at CT Cha B had to go a Hearing . Then CT Cha B is convinced not To say”Shut Up Plory directly at the computer”
List of largest Stars by radius

These are big stars

Stevenson 2-18 Yellow Hypergiant. Radius : 2,150 SR. Class G3pla-0

WOH G64 . Red Hypergiant. Radius 2,0?? SR. Class M7.5Ia+

VY Canis Majoris. Red Hypergiant. Radius : 2,069 SR . Class : M4.5Ia+

UY Scuti . Red Supergiant. radius 775 SR. Class M4Ia

Rho Cassiopeiae . Yellow Hypergiant. Radius 400 SR. Class G2Iae.

Pistol Star . Blue Hypergiant . Radius 300 SR . Class O2.5Ia+.
RT Carinae

RT Carinae, Also Named **HD 303310** or **Trumpler 15 GDPR 16**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Carina, The Star is Located at 7,449 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 27 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1,092 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 212,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,745 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: M2Ia-Iab
* Right Ascension: 10h 44m 47.1482s
* Declination: -59° 24' 48.123"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.551
* Variable Star Type: Semi Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

RT Carinae, HD 303310, HIP 52562, SAO 238424, CD -58° 3538, CP -58° 2663, Trumpler 15 GDPR 16, IRAS 10428-5909, TYC 8626-2596-1, 2MASS J10444716-5924478
Sinistra

Sinistra, Also Named **Nu Ophiuchii**, **HD 163917**, **BD -09° 4632** or **IRAS 17562-0946**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Ophiuchus, The Star is Located at 152 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 163917 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 163,917th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6698 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,698th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 88048 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 88,048th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 142004 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 142,004th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

### Information

* Mass: 3.228 Solar Masses (3,381 Jupiter Masses; 1,074,798 Earth Masses; 6,419 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 16.369 Solar Radius (22,796,844 km in Diameter; 0.07619 AU; 268 Solar Areas or 4,386 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 138 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,891 Kelvin (4,618 °C; 8,344 °F)
* Spectral Type: K2III
* Right Ascension: 17h 59m 01.5919129s
* Declination: -09° 46' 25.079852"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +3.34

### Other Designations

Sinistra, Nu Ophiuchii, 64 Ophiuchii, HD 163917, HR 6698, HIP 88048, SAO 142004, BD -09° 4632, IRAS 17562-0946, IRC -10387, TYC 5678-956-1, 2MASS J17595160-0946249
Saiph

Saiph (Kappa Ori) is a Blue-White Giant star in the constellation Orion. The star is located 650 Light Years away from the Earth.

## Info

* Mass: 15.5 Solar Masses
* Size: 22.2 Solar Radii
* Luminosity: 56,881 Solar Luminosities
* Spectral Type: B1 III
* Temperature: 26,500 Kelvin
* Rotational Velocity: 83 Kilometers Per Second (51.57 Miles Per Second)
* Rotation Period: 2.2575 days
IC 1101 GDPR 117388

IC 1101 GDPR 117388 is a X-ray Binary Star System in The Near Center of The Supergiant Elliptical Galaxy IC 1101, The Star is Located at Around 1.15 Billion Light Years Away From Earth

Also, The X-ray Binary Star System is Located at 180,000 Light Years Away From The Central Supermassive Black Hole of The Supergiant Elliptical Galaxy IC 1101

## Information

* Primary Star: IC 1101 GDPR 117388 A
* Secondary Star: IC 1101 GDPR 117388 B
* Semi-Major Axis: 0.89 AU (133,142,105 Kilometres)

### Stellar Mass Black Hole

* Mass: 18.911 Solar Masses (19,809 Jupiter Masses; 6,296,625 Earth Masses; 37,604 Septillion Tonnes)

### Star

* Mass: 1.289 Solar Masses (1,350 Jupiter Masses; 429,187 Earth Masses; 2,563 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 44.96 Solar Radius (62,615,073 km in Diameter; 0.20928 AU; 2,021 Solar Areas or 90,882 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 541 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,152 Kelvin (3,879 °C; 7,014 °F)
* Spectral Type: K8III
NGC 6553 GDPR 4

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 22 Solar Masses (23,045 Jupiter Masses; 7,325,142 Earth Masses; 43,746 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~19,600 ly

NGC 6553 GDPR 4 is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Globular Cluster NGC 6553, The Star is Located at Around 19,600 Light Years Away From Earth

If NGC 6553 GDPR 4 was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, and even Ceres

## Information

* Mass: 22 Solar Masses (23,045 Jupiter Masses; 7,325,142 Earth Masses; 43,746 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 791-886 Solar Radius (1,101,613,044-1,233,918,024 km in Diameter; 3.68191-4.12412 AU; 625,681-784,996 Solar Areas or 494,913,671-695,506,456 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 104,283-141,506 solar luminosities
* Temperature: 3,688-3,761 Kelvin (3,415-3,488 °C; 6,179-6,310 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Iab-M3Iab
* Right Ascension: 18h 09m 11.57202s
* Declination: -25° 51' 56.8943"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +15.31
* Apparent Magnitude (I): +12.692
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star
SMSS J183744.90-280831.1

SMSS J183744.90-280831.1 is a Extremely Metal-Poor Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at Around 46,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.825 Solar Masses (864 Jupiter Masses; 274,693 Earth Masses; 1,640 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 19.44 Solar Radius (27,073,777 km in Diameter; 0.09049 AU; 378 Solar Areas or 7,347 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 156 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,619 Kelvin (4,346 °C; 7,855 °F)
* Age: 13.2 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no or K3III-K4III
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -2.94 dex
* Right Ascension: 18h 37m 44.8917s
* Declination: -28° 08' 31.059"

### Other Designations

SMSS J183744.90-280831.1, 2MASS J18374489-2808311
Omicron Pavonis

Object type: M-type red giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 4.068-4.651 Solar Masses (4,261-4,872 Jupiter Masses; 1,354,485-1,548,602 Earth Masses; 8,089-9,248 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 1,522 ly

Omicron Pavonis, Also Named **HD 201371**, **HR 8092**, **CP -70° 2835** or **IRAS 21087-7019**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Pavo, The Star is Located at 1,522 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 201371 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 201,371st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8092 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,092nd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 104755 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 104,755th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 257896 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 257,896th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

If Omicron Pavonis was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury and Venus, Because Omicron Pavonis's size was 139 to 162 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 4.068-4.651 Solar Masses (4,261-4,872 Jupiter Masses; 1,354,485-1,548,602 Earth Masses; 8,089-9,248 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 139-162 Solar Radius (193,583,076-225,614,808 km in Diameter; 0.64701-0.75407 AU; 19,321-26,244 Solar Areas or 2,685,619-4,251,528 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 3,341-5,265 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,722-3,863 Kelvin (3,449-3,590 °C; 6,240-6,494 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2III-M3III
* Right Ascension: 21h 13m 20.5042s
* Declination: -70° 07' 34.517"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.071
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

Omicron Pavonis, HD 201371, HR 8092, HIP 104755, SAO 257896, CP -70° 2835, IRAS 21087-7019, TYC 9326-1-1, 2MASS J21132054-7007345
RZ Bootis

RZ Bootis, Also Named **IRAS 14009+2856**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Bootes, The Star is Located at 6,626 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.65-2.15 Solar Masses (1,728-2,252 Jupiter Masses; 549,386-715,866 Earth Masses; 3,281-4,275 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 269-302 Solar Radius (374,631,996-420,590,568 km in Diameter; 1.25213-1.40574 AU; 72,361-91,204 Solar Areas or 19,465,109-27,543,608 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 7,911-11,521 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,319-3,441 Kelvin (3,046-3,168 °C; 5,515-5,734 °F)
* Spectral Type: M4III-M5III
* Right Ascension: 14h 03m 15.1855s
* Declination: +28° 41' 39.025"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.31
* Variable Star Type: Mira Variable Star
* Evolutionary Stage: Asymptotic Giant Branch

### Other Designations

RZ Bootis, IRAS 14009+2856, TYC 2012-272-1, BPS BS16082-0105, 2MASS J14031518+2841390
NGC 5139 GDPR 183

NGC 5139 GDPR 183 is a Red Giant Stars Located in The Globular Cluster Omega Centauri, The Star is Located at 17,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.786 Solar Masses
* Radius: 13.219 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 93 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,775 Kelvin
* Age: 12.2 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: K2III or CEMP-no
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -5.17 dex
RSGC1-F01

Object type: Red hypergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 35-45 Solar Masses (36,663-47,138 Jupiter Masses; 11,653,635-14,983,245 Earth Masses; 69,596-89,481 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~22,000 ly

RSGC1-F01, Also Named **2MASS J18375629-0652322**, is a Red Hypergiant Stars in The Open Cluster RSGC1, The Star is Located at Around 22,000 Light Years Away From Earth

If RSGC1-F01 was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, and even Jupiter, Because RSGC1-F01's size was 1,481 to 1,808 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 35-45 Solar Masses (36,663-47,138 Jupiter Masses; 11,653,635-14,983,245 Earth Masses; 69,596-89,481 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1,481-1,808 Solar Radius (2,062,565,004-2,517,972,672 km in Diameter; 6.8937-8.4158 AU; 2,193,361-3,268,864 Solar Areas or 3,248,367,641-5,910,106,112 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 286,169-482,673 Solar Luminosities (323,867-426,490 Solar Luminosities)
* Temperature: 3,469-3,578 Kelvin (3,196-3,305 °C; 5,785-5,981 °F)
* Spectral Type: M4Ia0 or M4Ia-M5Ia
* Right Ascension: 18h 37m 56.3094s
* Declination: -06° 52' 32.171"
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +4.962
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star
R Leporis

R Leporis, Also Named **HD 31996**, is a Carbon Star or an Red Giant Star in The Constellation Lepus, The Star is Located at 1,490 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.5 Solar Masses
* Radius: 489-553 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 10,900-17,700 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 2,665-2,830 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: C6,5-C7,6 or M8III-M9III
* Right Ascension: 04h 59m 36.3487s
* Declination: -14° 48' 22.502"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.76 (+5.5 to +11.7)

### Other Designations

R Leporis, Hind's Crimson Star, HD 31996, HR 1607, HIP 23203, SAO 150058, BD -15° 915, IRAS 04573-1452, IRC -10080, TYC 5329-366-1, 2MASS J04593635-1448226
SMSS J182048.26-273329.2

SMSS J182048.26-273329.2 is a Extremely Metal-Poor Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at Around 27,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.823 Solar Masses (862 Jupiter Masses; 274,027 Earth Masses; 1,637 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 14.294 Solar Radius (19,907,025 km in Diameter; 0.06654 AU; 204 Solar Areas or 2,921 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 113 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,971 Kelvin (4,698 °C; 8,488 °F)
* Age: 13.2 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no or K1III
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -3.91 dex
* Right Ascension: 18h 20m 48.2564s
* Declination: -27° 33' 29.076"

### Other Designations

SMSS J182048.26-273329.2, 2MASS J18204824-2733290
RU Virginis

RU Virginis, Also Named **HD 111166**, **BD +04° 2651** or **IRAS 12447+0425**, is a Cold Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Virgo, The Star is Located at 2,694 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 111166 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 111,166th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, The name HIP 62401 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 62,401st stars in the Hipparcos catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 0.962-1.883 Solar Masses (1,008-1,972 Jupiter Masses; 320,308-626,966 Earth Masses; 1,913-3,744 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 477-513 Solar Radius (664,310,268-714,446,892 km in Diameter; 2.22032-2.38789 AU; 227,529-263,169 Solar Areas or 108,531,333-135,005,697 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 11,254-15,338 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 2,722-2,836 Kelvin (2,449-2,563 °C; 4,440-4,645 °F)
* Spectral Type: C8,3 or M8IIIe-M9IIIe
* Right Ascension: 12h 47m 18.409s
* Declination: +04° 08' 41.356"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.9964
* Variable Star Type: Mira Variable Star
* Evolutionary Stage: Asymptotic Giant Branch

### Other Designations

RU Virginis, HD 111166, HIP 62401, BD +04° 2651, IRAS 12447+0425, IRC +00224, TYC 293-629-1, 2MASS J12471840+0408413
Sigma Capricorni

Object type: Orange bright giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 4.981-5.659 Solar Masses (5,218-5,928 Jupiter Masses; 1,658,479-1,884,226 Earth Masses; 9,905-11,253 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 1,092 ly

Sigma Capricorni, Also Named **HD 193150**, **HR 7761**, **BD -19° 5776** or **IRAS 20165-1916**, is a Orange Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Capricornus, The Star is Located at 1,092 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 193150 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 193,150th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 7761 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 7,761st stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 100195 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 100,195th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 163445 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 163,445th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 4.981-5.659 Solar Masses (5,218-5,928 Jupiter Masses; 1,658,479-1,884,226 Earth Masses; 9,905-11,253 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 65.07-77.18 Solar Radius (90,621,948-107,487,351 km in Diameter; 0.30289-0.35925 AU; 4,234-5,957 Solar Areas or 275,513-459,742 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,546-2,458 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,487-4,626 Kelvin (4,214-4,353 °C; 7,617-7,867 °F)
* Spectral Type: K4II-K5II
* Right Ascension: 20h 19m 23.6043s
* Declination: -19° 07' 06.691"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.265
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

Sigma Capricorni, 7 Capricorni, HD 193150, HR 7761, HIP 100195, SAO 163445, BD -19° 5776, IRAS 20165-1916, TYC 6336-1995-1, IRC -20587, 2MASS J20192360-1907066
Reprimand X3-2

Reprimand X3-2 is a Orange Hypergiant Stars in The Open Cluster Reprimand X3, The Star is Located at 31,600 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 33-44 Solar Masses
* Radius: 885-1,125 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 300,000-600,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,550-4,775 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K3Ia+-K5Ia+
* Variable Star Type: Semi Regular Variable Star
Pherkad

Object type: White bright giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 6.084 Solar Masses (6,373 Jupiter Masses; 2,025,735 Earth Masses; 12,098 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 493 ly

Pherkad, Also Named **Gamma Ursae Minoris**, **HD 137422**, **BD +72° 679** or **IRAS 15207+7200**, is a White Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Ursa Minor, The Star is Located at 493 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 137422 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 137,422nd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 5735 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 5,735th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 75097 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 57,097th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 8220 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 8,220th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 6.084 Solar Masses (6,373 Jupiter Masses; 2,025,735 Earth Masses; 12,098 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 18.381 Solar Radius (25,598,925 km in Diameter; 0.08556 AU; 338 Solar Areas or 6,210 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,871 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 8,853 Kelvin (8,580 °C; 15,476 °F)
* Spectral Type: A3-4Ib-II
* Right Ascension: 15h 20m 43.7160391s
* Declination: +71° 50' 02.459561"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +3.002

### Other Designations

Pherkad, Gamma Ursae Minoris, 13 Ursae Minoris, HD 137422, HR 5735, HIP 75097, SAO 8220, BD +72° 679, IRAS 15207+7200, IRC +70129, TYC 4414-2314-1, 2MASS J15204375+7150024
Praecyane COPPA-29

Praecyane COPPA-29 is a Trinary Star System in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at 2,753 Light Years Away From Earth

### Praecyane COPPA-29 A

* Mass: 2.147 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.803 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 27.09 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 9,793 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: A0V
* Estimated Value: 28,924 CR

### Praecyane COPPA-29 B

* Mass: 1.289 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.618 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 2.926 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,935 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: F9IV-V
* Estimated Value: 13,387 CR

### Praecyane COPPA-29 C

* Mass: 0.836 Solar Masses
* Radius: 0.789 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 39.4% Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,145 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K0V
* Estimated Value: 7,279 CR
SAS J1149-42347

SAS J1149-42347 is a Am Giant Star

## Physical Characteristics

Class: kA5 hA2 mF8III Lambda Boo or F6 III

Mass: 2.1 SM

Radius: 9-12 SR

Variable Type: Lambda Boo‘tis/Eclipsing Binary?

## Unconfirmed Companion

A unknown star has been mentioned in the SAS J1149-42347 System. But it was not real. The real flash was 2 comets colliding to make a light bright enough to see from earth.
SW Cephei

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: ~11,400 ly

SW Cephei, Also Named **HD 204409**, **BD +61° 2134** or **IRAS 21245+6221**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Cepheus, The Star is Located at Around 11,400 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 204409 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 204,409th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name SAO 19401 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 19,401st 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: 1,157-1,328 Solar Radius (1,611,335,388-1,849,484,352 km in Diameter; 5.38556-6.18152 AU; 1,338,649-1,763,584 Solar Areas or 1,548,816,893-2,342,039,552 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 217,600-334,100 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,665-3,808 Kelvin (3,392-3,535 °C; 6,137-6,395 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Ia-M3Ia
* Right Ascension: 21h 25m 45.9178s
* Declination: +62° 34' 26.432"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +10.7996
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

SW Cephei, HD 204409, SAO 19401, BD +61° 2134, IRAS 21245+6221, IRC +60317, TYC 4253-1735-1, 2MASS J21254592+6234261
Regulus

Regulus, Also Named **Alpha Leonis**, **HD 87901**, **BD +12° 2149** or **IRAS 10056+1212**, is a Blue-White Subgiant Stars in The Constellation Leo, The Star is Located at 79.3 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 87901 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 87,901st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 3982 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 3,982nd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 49669 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 49,669th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 98967 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 98,967th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.88 Solar Masses (4,064 Jupiter Masses; 1,291,889 Earth Masses; 7,715 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 4.35 Solar Radius (6,058,175 km in Diameter; 0.02025 AU; 18.923 Solar Areas or 82.313 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 316.2 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 11,668 Kelvin (11,395 °C; 20,543 °F)
* Age: 1 Billion Years (Galactic Exodus: Arena) or 100 Million Years (Galactic Exodus: Odyssey)
* Special Type: B8IVn-B9IVn
* Rotation Period: 15.9 Hours
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: +0.21 dex
* Right Ascension: 10h 08m 22.31099s
* Declination: +11° 58' 01.9516"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +1.4

### Other Designation

轩辕十四, Regulus, Alpha Leonis, 32 Leonis, HD 87901, HR 3982, HIP 49669, SAO 98967, BD +12° 2149, IRAS 10056+1212, IRC +10226, TYC 833-1381-1, 2MASS J10082229+1158018
RS 8631-1357-8-18931562-4

RS 8631-1357-8-18931562-4 is a Red Dwarf Stars in The Constellation Leo, The Star is Located at 96 Light Years Away From Earth, The Star Also Have 3 Planets

## Information

* Mass: 0.1641 Solar Masses
* Radius: 0.1552 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 0.11% Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 2,665 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: M8V
* Estimated Value: 86,218 Universal Credits Per Real Time Hours

### RS 8631-1357-8-18931562-4 b

* Mass: 1.093 Earth Masses
* Radius: 0.789 Earth Radius
* Semi-Major Axis: 0.37 AU (55,351,200 km)
* Estimated Value: 179,218 Universal Credits

### RS 8631-1357-8-18931562-4 c

* Mass: 0.826 Earth Masses
* Radius: 0.853 Earth Radius
* Semi-Major Axis: 0.84 AU (125,662,200 km)
* Estimated Value: 141,882 Universal Credits

### RS 8631-1357-8-18931562-4 d

* Mass: 6.918 Earth Masses
* Radius: 1.369 Earth Radius
* Semi-Major Axis: 1.21 AU (181,013,400 km)
* Estimated Value: 1,917,561 Universal Credits
Nu Librae

Nu Librae, Also Named **HD 133774**, is a Orange-Red Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Libra, The Star is Located at 631 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 4.227 Solar Masses
* Radius: 67.91 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 1,820 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,575 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K5II-III
* Right Ascension: 15h 06m 37.5965s
* Declination: -16° 15' 24.547"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.198

### Other Designations

Nu Librae, 21 Librae, HD 133774, HR 5622, HIP 73945, SAO 159028, BD -15° 4026, IRAS 15038-1603, TYC 6169-1314-1, 2MASS J15063759-1615244
R Fornacis

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 21.7-28.9 Solar Masses (22,731-30,273 Jupiter Masses; 7,225,254-9,622,573 Earth Masses; 43,150-57,467 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 1,838 ly

R Fornacis, Also Named **CD -26° 892** or **IRAS 02270-2619**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Fornax, The Star is Located at 1,838 Light Years Away From Earth

If R Fornacis was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, and even Jupiter, Because R Fornacis's size was 1,077 to 1,229 times large as the sun

The name HIP 11582 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 11,582nd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name "R Fornacis" means the first variable that discovered in the constellation Fornax

## Information

* Mass: 21.7-28.9 Solar Masses (22,731-30,273 Jupiter Masses; 7,225,254-9,622,573 Earth Masses; 43,150-57,467 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1,077-1,229 Solar Radius (1,499,920,668-1,711,608,636 km in Diameter; 5.01318-5.7207 AU; 1,159,929-1,510,441 Solar Areas or 1,249,243,533-1,856,331,989 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 164,669-258,086 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,543-3,711 Kelvin (3,270-3,438 °C; 5,918-6,220 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Iab-M4Iab
* Right Ascension: 02h 29m 15.3077s
* Declination: -26° 05' 55.646"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.5
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

R Fornacis, HIP 11582, CD -26° 892, IRAS 02270-2619, IRC -30021, TYC 6433-295-1, 2MASS J02291531-2605559
R Comae Berenices

R Comae Berenices, Also Named **BD +19° 2527** or **IRAS 12016+1903**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Coma Berenices, The Star is Located at 5,692 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HIP 58854 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 58,854th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 0.858-1.031 Solar Masses (899-1,080 Jupiter Masses; 285,681-343,283 Earth Masses; 1,706-2,050 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 344-402 Solar Radius (479,083,296-559,858,968 km in Diameter; 1.60124-1.87121 AU; 118,336-161,604 Solar Areas or 40,707,584-64,964,808 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 9,594-15,536 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,080-3,214 Kelvin (2,807-2,941 °C; 5,084-5,326 °F)
* Spectral Type: M6III-M7III
* Right Ascension: 12h 04m 15.1986s
* Declination: +18° 46' 56.768"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.0999
* Variable Star Type: Mira Variable Star
* Evolutionary Stage: Thermally-Pulsing Asymptotic Giant Branch

### Other Designations

R Comae Berenices, HIP 58854, BD +19° 2527, IRAS 12016+1903, IRC +20237, BPS BS16936-0077, TYC 1444-2286-1, 2MASS J12041521+1846569
Radwees Sector B17-3691

Radwees Sector B17-3691 is a Extremely Metal-Poor Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at 26,725 Light Years Away From Earth

The Great Interstellar Federation of Galactic Core Has Constructed an Dyson Sphere That Orbiting The Red Giant by Collecting Star's Energy, The Star is an Member of Radwees Interstellar Trading Center

## Information

* Mass: 0.832 Solar Masses (872 Jupiter Masses; 277,024 Earth Masses; 1,654 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 18.559 Solar Radius (25,846,822 km in Diameter; 0.08639 AU; 344 Solar Areas or 6,392 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 151 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,690 Kelvin (4,417 °C; 7,982 °F)
* Age: 13.2 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no or K3III-K4III\*
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -3.48 dex
* Estimated Value: 41,689 CR
* Total Population: 9,728
SMSS J010502.33-725532.6

Object type: Orange supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 21-27 Solar Masses (21,998-28,283 Jupiter Masses; 6,992,181-8,989,947 Earth Masses; 41,758-53,689 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~200,000 ly

SMSS J010502.33-725532.6, Also Named **PMMR 164**, is a Orange Supergiant Stars in The Small Magellanic Cloud, The Star is Located at Around 200,000 Light Years Away From Earth

If SMSS J010502.33-725532.6 was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, and even Mars, Because SMSS J010502.33-725532.6's size was 489 to 566 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 21-27 Solar Masses (21,998-28,283 Jupiter Masses; 6,992,181-8,989,947 Earth Masses; 41,758-53,689 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 489-566 Solar Radius (681,022,476-788,259,144 km in Diameter; 2.27618-2.63459 AU; 239,121-320,356 Solar Areas or 116,930,169-181,321,496 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 118,416-170,498 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,842-4,930 Kelvin (4,569-4,657 °C; 8,256-8,414 °F)
* Spectral Type: K2Ia-Iab
* Right Ascension: 01h 05m 02.3175s
* Declination: -72° 55' 32.512"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +13.23
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

PMMR 164, SMSS J010502.33-725532.6, 2MASS J01050229-7255324
Star Colour

The Star Colour is Unique Because The Star's Surface Temperature or Metallicity

## Star Color Table

This is List of Colors for Stars, Green for Metal-Poor Stars and The Star Beta Librae

48,000+ for -1.00 dex
-1.00 dex for 48,000 Kelvin
O4V for -1.00 dex
 Blue
22,000-48,000 for -1.00 dex
-1.00 dex for 22,000-48,000 Kelvin
O4V-B4V for -1.00 dex
 Blue-Green
14,000-22,000 for -1.00 dex
-1.00 dex for 14,000-22,000 Kelvin
B4V-B8V for -1.00 dex
Alkaid
 Green
HE 0107-5240
Beta Librae
RSGC1-F11

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 20-30 Solar Masses (20,950-31,425 Jupiter Masses; 6,659,220-9,988,830 Earth Masses; 39,769-59,654 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~22,000 ly

RSGC1-F11, Also Named **2MASS J18375172-0651499**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Open Cluster RSGC1, The Star is Located at Around 22,000 Light Years Away From Earth

If RSGC1-F11 was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, and even Jupiter, Because RSGC1-F11's size was 1,022 to 1,141 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 20-30 Solar Masses (20,950-31,425 Jupiter Masses; 6,659,220-9,988,830 Earth Masses; 39,769-59,654 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1,022-1,141 Solar Radius (1,423,323,048-1,589,052,444 km in Diameter; 4.75716-5.31108 AU; 1,044,484-1,301,881 Solar Areas or 1,067,462,648-1,485,446,221 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 183,719-256,628 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,738-3,846 Kelvin (3,465-3,573 °C; 6,269-6,463 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Ia
* Right Ascension: 18h 37m 51.7354s
* Declination: -06° 51' 49.825"
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +5.722
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star
SMSS J175433.19-411048.9

SMSS J175433.19-411048.9 is a Extremely Metal-Poor Stars in The Constellation Scorpius, The Star is Located at 16,192 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.821 Solar Masses (860 Jupiter Masses; 273,361 Earth Masses; 1,633 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 13.728 Solar Radius (19,118,766 km in Diameter; 0.0639 AU; 188 Solar Areas or 2,587 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 101 Solar Luminosites
* Temperature: 4,926 Kelvin (4,653 °C; 8,407 °F)
* Age: 13.2 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no or K1III-K2III
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -3.31 dex
* Right Ascension: 17h 54m 33.1884s
* Declination: -41° 10' 48.768"

### Other Designations

SMSS J175433.19-411048.9, 2MASS J17543319-4110487
R Telescopii

R Telescopii, Also Named **HD 192016**, **CD -47° 13305** or **IRAS 20111-4708**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Telescopium, The Star is Located at 9,068 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 192016 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 192,016th 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: 2.25-3.15 Solar Masses (2,357-3,300 Jupiter Masses; 749,162-1,048,827 Earth Masses; 4,474-6,264 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 389-452 Solar Masses (407,478-473,470 Jupiter Masses; 129,521,829-150,498,372 Earth Masses; 773,515-898,788 Septillion Tonnes)
* Luminosity: 15,953-23,882 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,289-3,375 Kelvin (3,016-3,102 °C; 5,461-5,615 °F)
* Spectral Type: M5IIIe-M6IIIe
* Right Ascension: 20h 14m 45.1176s
* Declination: -46° 58' 55.063"
* Variable Star Type: Mira Variable Star
* Evolutionary Stage: Asymptotic Giant Branch

### Other Designations

R Telescopii, HD 192016, CD -47° 13305, IRAS 20111-4708, BPS CS22943-0006, 2MASS J20144512-4658551
S Centauri

Object type: Carbon star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 3.966-4.518 Solar Masses (4,154-4,733 Jupiter Masses; 1,320,523-1,504,318 Earth Masses; 7,886-8,984 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 2,114 ly

S Centauri, Also Named **HD 107957**, **CD -48° 7401**, **CP -48° 4779** or **IRAS 12218-4909**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Centaurus, The Star is Located at 2,114 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 107957 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 107,957th 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 60534 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 60,534th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 223414 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 223,414th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

If S Centauri was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Because S Centauri's size was 113 to 136 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 3.966-4.518 Solar Masses (4,154-4,733 Jupiter Masses; 1,320,523-1,504,318 Earth Masses; 7,886-8,984 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 113.83-136.52 Solar Radius (158,529,220-190,129,220 km in Diameter; 0.52985-0.63547 AU; 12,957-18,638 Solar Areas or 1,474,926-2,544,420 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 2,402-4,129 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,787-3,960 Kelvin (3,514-3,687 °C; 6,357-6,668 °F)
* Spectral Type: CJ5,6-CJ6,8 or M0III-M2III
* Right Ascension: 12h 24m 33.9185s
* Declination: -49° 26' 24.728"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.6
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

S Centauri, HD 107957, HIP 60534, SAO 223414, CD -48° 7401, CP -48° 4779, IRAS 12218-4909, TYC 8239-515-1, 2MASS J12243393-4926248
Propilidia 10-0855-54A1a

Propidilidia 10-0855-54A1a is a Star of Class K0III/IV (Orange Subgiant ). This Star is also classed as F3-G6IVttc , meaning that it is a it may be a Type II cepheid . It has 2.80 SR . 2 exoplanets b and c are belonging to the Star. B orbits in the Habitable zone and has 43 Jupiter Masses . C orbits closer and has 3 Jupiter Masses .
Shadron Soul

Shadron Soul is a Purple Ultragiant Star That Doesn't Exist in The Universe, If The Star is Located at 80,000 Light Years Away From Earth, That The Star Will Collapse Into an Supermassive Black Hole and Producing an Devastating Gamma-Ray Burst

## Information

* Mass: 409,600 Solar Masses (429,056,000 Jupiter Masses; 136,380,825,600 Earth Masses; 814,477,312 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 3,500 Solar Radius (4,874,394,000 km in Diameter; 16.29166 AU; 12,250,000 Solar Areas or 42,875,000,000 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 19.41 Trillion Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 204,800 Kelvin (204,527 °C; 368,180 °F)
* Spectral Type: U7Ia4
Iota1 Scorpii

Iota1 Scorpii, Also Named **HD 161471** or **IRAS 17441-4006**, is a Yellow-White Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Scorpius, The Star is Located at 4,346 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 161471 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 161,471st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6615 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,615th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 87073 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 87,073rd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 228420 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 228,420th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 17-26 Solar Masses
* Radius: 167-223 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 53,000-110,000 Solar Luminosities (68,000-94,000 Solar Luminosities)
* Temperature: 6,763-7,042 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: F2Ia-F4Ia
* Right Ascension: 17h 47m 35.08113s
* Declination: -40° 07' 37.18935"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +2.978 to +3.027

### Other Designations

Iota1 Scorpii, Sergipe, HD 161471, HR 6615, HIP 87073, SAO 228420, CD -40° 11838, CP -40° 8088, IRAS 17441-4006, TYC 7889-2669-1, 2MASS J17473508-4007370
TYC 9138-1852-1

SMC 018136, Also Named **TYC 9138-1852-1** or **2MASS J00505609-7215060**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Small Magellanic Cloud, The Star is Located at Around 200,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 36 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1,227-1,463 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 290,000-480,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,826-3,977 Kelvin (3,553-3,704 °C; 6,427-6,699 °F)
* Spectral Type: M0Ia-M2Ia
* Right Ascension: 00h 50m 56.0878s
* Declination: -72° 15' 06.228"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.61
* Variable Star Type: Slow Irregular Variable Star

### Other Designations

SMC 018136, TYC 9138-1852-1, 2MASS J00505609-7215060
RSGC1-F09

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 25 Solar Masses (26,188 Jupiter Masses; 8,324,025 Earth Masses; 49,712 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~22,000 ly

RSGC1-F09 is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Open Cluster RSGC1, The Star is Located at Around 22,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 25 Solar Masses (26,188 Jupiter Masses; 8,324,025 Earth Masses; 49,712 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 985-1,037 Solar Radius (1,371,793,740-1,444,213,308 km in Diameter; 4.58494-4.82698 AU; 970,225-1,075,369 Solar Areas or 955,671,625-1,115,157,653 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 158,751-202,659 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,671-3,803 Kelvin (3,398-3,530 °C; 6,148-6,386 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Iab-M3Iab
* Right Ascension: 18h 37m 57.7748s
* Declination: -06° 52' 22.256"
* Apparent Magnitude (H): +7.24
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +5.67
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star
HD 168355

HD 168355 is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at 589 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.893 Solar Masses
* Radius: 11.97 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 82.31 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,022 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K1III
* Right Ascension: 18h 20m 21.1554s
* Declination: -27° 24' 27.793"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.24

### Other Designations

HD 168355, HIP 89871, SAO 186671, IRAS 18172-2725, CD -27° 12729, CP -27° 6377, TYC 6852-3854-1
Tarazed

Tarazed, Also Named **Gamma Aquilae** or **HD 186791**, is a Orange-Red Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Aquila, The Star is Located at 403 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 6.027 Solar Masses
* Radius: 94.81 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 3,036 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,370 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K5II-III
* Right Ascension: 19h 46m 15.5803s
* Declination: +10° 36' 47.741"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +2.712

### Other Designations

Tarazed, Gamma Aquilae, 50 Aquilae, HD 186791, HR 7525, HIP 97278, SAO 105223, BD +10° 4043, IRAS 19438+1029, IRC +10439, TYC 1061-2577-1, 2MASS J19461557+1036475
SdB J14334214-1679191850

sdB J14334214-1679191850 is a Subdwarf B Star with a Super Jupiter or a brown Dwarf that is the most Massive planet to be discovered by mass. He had formed from the collapse of him as a M2 AGB Giant. The sdB represents Subdwarf B. He is the largest B type

## History

J1433 started of as a F6 Star with a M0V companion. When he expanded his companion escaped. After the collapse, he sucked on J1433 B until he turned into a planet.
Pi Herculis

Pi Herculis, Also Named **HD 156283** or **IRAS 17133+3651**, is a Orange Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Hercules, The Star is Located at 382 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 156283 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 156,283rd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6418 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,418th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 84380 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 84,380th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 65890 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 65,890th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 5.422-6.063 Solar Masses
* Radius: 82.19 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 3,064 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,733 Kelvin (4,460 °C; 8,060 °F)
* Spectral Type: K3II
* Right Ascension: 17h 15m 02.8343s
* Declination: +36° 48' 32.984"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +3.18

### Other Designations

Pi Herculis, 67 Herculis, HD 156283, HR 6418, HIP 84380, SAO 65890, BD +36° 2844, IRAS 17133+3651, IRC +40295, TYC 2604-1774-1, 2MASS J17150285+3648329
Polis

Polis, Also Named **Mu Sagittarii**, **HD 166937**, **BD -21° 4908** or **IRAS 18107-2104**, is a Blue Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at Around 18,800 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 166937 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 166,937th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6812 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,812nd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 89341 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 89,341st stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 186497 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 186,497th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 21.68-24.42 Solar Masses (22,710-25,580 Jupiter Masses; 7,218,594-8,130,908 Earth Masses; 43,110-48,558 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 70.28-75.91 Solar Radius (97,877,832-105,718,642 km in Diameter; 0.32714-0.35334 AU; 4,939-5,762 Solar Areas or 347,132-437,418 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 89,026-124,618 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 11,892-12,447 Kelvin (11,619-12,174 °C; 20,946-21,945 °F)
* Spectral Type: B8-9Ia-Iab
* Right Ascension: 18h 13m 45.8088401s
* Declination: -21° 03' 31.794073"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +3.85
* Variable Star Type: Alpha Cygni Variable Star

### Other Designations

Polis, Mu Sagittarii, 13 Sagittarii, HD 166937, HR 6812, HIP 89341, SAO 186497, BD -21° 4908, IRAS 18107-2104, TYC 6276-3093-1, 2MASS J18134581-2103319

## See Also

* HD 166937 Ab
* HD 166937 B
* HD 314057
* HD 314059
RSGC1-F13

Object type: Orange hypergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 35-45 Solar Masses (36,663-47,138 Jupiter Masses; 11,653,635-14,983,245 Earth Masses; 69,596-89,481 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~22,000 ly

RSGC1-F13, also named **2MASS J18375890-0652321**, is a Orange Hypergiant Stars in The Open Cluster RSGC1, The Star is Located at Around 22,000 Light Years Away From Earth

If RSGC1-F13 was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, and even Jupiter, Because RSGC1-F13's size was 988 to 1,130 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 35-45 Solar Masses (36,663-47,138 Jupiter Masses; 11,653,635-14,983,245 Earth Masses; 69,596-89,481 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 988-1,130 Solar Radius (1,375,971,792-1,573,732,920 km in Diameter; 4.5989-5.25988 AU; 976,144-1,276,900 Solar Areas or 964,430,272-1,442,897,000 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 264,902-396,238 solar luminosities
* Temperature: 4,166-4,308 Kelvin (3,893-4,035 °C; 7,039-7,295 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6Ia0-K7Ia0
* Right Ascension: 18h 37m 58.9032s
* Declination: -06° 52' 32.084"
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +5.957
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star
R Carinae

R Carinae, Also Named **HD 82901**, **CD -62° 396**, **CP -62° 1253** or **IRAS 09309-6234**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Carina, The Star is Located at 1,467 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 82901 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 82,901st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 3816 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 3,816th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 46806 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 46,806th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 250614 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 250,614th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 0.933-1.117 Solar Masses (977-1,170 Jupiter Masses; 310,653-371,917 Earth Masses; 1,855-2,221 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 249-281 Solar Radius (346,778,316-391,344,204 km in Diameter; 1.15903-1.30799 AU; 62,001-78,961 Solar Areas or 15,438,249-22,188,041 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 3,370-5,491 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 2,787-2,964 Kelvin (2,514-2,691 °C; 4,557-4,876 °F)
* Spectral Type: M7IIIe-M8IIIe
* Right Ascension: 09h 32m 14.5961s
* Declination: -62° 47' 20.003"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.1 (+3.9 to +10.5)
* Variable Star Type: Mira Variable Star
* Evolutionary Stage: Asymptotic Giant Branch

### Other Designations

R Carinae, HD 82901, HR 3816, HIP 46806, SAO 250614, CD -62° 396, CP -62° 1253, IRAS 09309-6234, TYC 8945-1871-1, 2MASS J09321459-6247198
Q Carinae

Q Carinae, Also Named **HD 61248**, **CP -52° 1231** or **IRAS 07344-5225**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Carina, The Star is Located at 419 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 61248 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 61,248th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 2934 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 2,934th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 36942 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 36,942th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 235336 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 235,336th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.233 Solar Masses (2,339 Jupiter Masses; 743,502 Earth Masses; 4,440 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 31.85 Solar Radius (44,356,985 km in Diameter; 0.14825 AU; 1,014 Solar Areas or 32,309 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 352 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,429 Kelvin (4,156 °C; 7,513 °F)
* Spectral Type: K5III-K6III
* Right Ascension: 07h 35m 39.7223s
* Declination: -52° 32' 01.809"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.9197

### Other Designations

Q Carinae, HD 61248, HR 2934, HIP 35942, SAO 235336, CP -52° 1221, IRAS 07344-5225, TYC 8552-1360-1, 2MASS J07353971-5232017
Ross 154

Ross 154 is a Red Dwarf Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at 9.679 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.187 Solar Masses
* Radius: 0.236 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 0.712% Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,445 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: M5V

### Other Designations

Ross 154, Gliese 729, V1216 Sagittarii, HIP 92403, CD -23° 14742, TYC 6859-1332-1, 2MASS J18494929-2350101
SDSS J001820.51-093939.2

Object type: Yellow-white dwarf star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 1.203 Solar Masses (1,260 Jupiter Masses; 400,552 Earth Masses; 2,392 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 2,044 ly

SDSS J001820.51-093939.2, is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Star in The Constellation Cetus, The Star is Located at 2,044 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.203 Solar Masses (1,260 Jupiter Masses; 400,552 Earth Masses; 2,392 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.142 Solar Radius (1,590,445 km in Diameter; 0.00532 AU; 1.304 Solar Areas or 1.489 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1.587 Solar Luminosities
* Temperture: 6,062 Kelvin (5,789 °C; 10,452 °F)
* Spectral Type: F9V
* Right Ascension: 00h 18m 20.5091s
* Declination: -09° 39' 39.11"
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +13.278

### Other Designations

SDSS J001820.51-093939.2, 2MASS J00182051-0939390

## See Also

* Delta Canis Majoris
* HD 140283
* HE 1523-0901
RSGC1-F12

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 24-30 Solar Masses (25,140-31,425 Jupiter Masses; 7,991,064-9,988,830 Earth Masses; 47,723-59,654 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~22,000 ly

RSGC1-F12, Also Named **2MASS J18380330-0652451**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Open Cluster RSGC1, The Star is Located at Around 22,000 Light Years Away From Earth

If RSGC1-F12 was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, and even Ceres, Because RSGC1-F12's size was 931 to 1,018 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 24-30 Solar Masses (25,140-31,425 Jupiter Masses; 7,991,064-9,988,830 Earth Masses; 47,723-59,654 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 931-1,018 Solar Radius (1,296,588,804-1,417,752,312 km in Diameter; 4.33358-4.73854 AU; 866,761-1,036,324 Solar Areas or 806,954,491-1,054,977,832 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 175,342-236,637 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,871-3,990 Kelvin (3,598-3,717 °C; 6,508-6,722 °F)
* Spectral Type: M0Ia-M1Ia
* Right Ascension: 18h 38m 03.3119s
* Declination: -06° 52' 45.111"
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +5.864
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star