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BD Cassiopeiae

BD Cassiopeiae is a Yellow-White Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Cassiopeia, The Star is Located at 9,194 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HIP 796 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 796th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 6.255-7.018 Solar Masses
* Radius: 55.89-64.34 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 3,889-6,030 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,097-6,341 Kelvin (5,824-6,068 °C; 10,515-10,954 °F)
* Spectral Type: F6Ibe-F8Ibe
* Right Ascension: 00h 09m 51.3937s
* Declination: +61° 30' 50.548"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.22
* Variable Star Type: Classical Cepheid Variable Star

### Other Designations

BD Cassiopeiae, HIP 796, TYC 4014-388-1, 2MASS J00095139+6130504
Betelgeuse

Betelgeuse is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Orion, The Star is Located at 825 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 26 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1,073 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 235,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,750 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: M2Iab

### Other Designations

HD 39801, HR 2061, HIP 27989, SAO 113271, BD +07° 1055, TYC 129-1873-1
Bordeaux 189

Bordeaux 189, the first type of gamma-ray gun, owned by Tau Ceti Space Armed Force

## Properties

### Damage

2,700 (at level 1)
8,100 (at level 5)
18,900 (at level 10)
72,900 (at level 25)
291,600 (at level max)

### Fire Rate

15 per minute (at level 1)
20 per minute (at level 5)
25 per minute (at level 10)
40 per minute (at level 25)
75 per minute (at level max)

### Ammo

3 per reload (at level 1)
4 per reload (at level 5)
5 per reload (at level 10)
7 per reload (at level 25)
10 per reload (at level max)

### Reload Time

30 seconds (at level 1)
25 seconds (at level 5)
20 seconds (at level 10)
15 seconds (at level 25)
10 seconds (at level max)

Bordeaux 189 is an Gamma-ray gun that made by Tau Ceti Space Armed Force in science fiction television series Galactic Law Enforcement, The Bordeaux 189 emissions an Gamma-ray and damaging target's DNA

## Background

an team of Berton-18 creates the Gamma-ray gun Bordeaux 189 by spending 160,000 CR, which the Gamma-ray gun can damage target's DNA

an dialogues of Berton-18 teams was created the Gamma-ray gun Bordeaux 189 below:

```
Berton-18 Personal A-3: Doctor Pedro Jereka, we are making the Gamma-ray gun Bordeaux 189, please you open the weapon factory
Dr. Pedro Jereka: okay, making the Gamma-ray gun Bordeaux 189 needs an plasma ball, 150 grams of titanium, 75 grams of europium, 3 grams of uranium-238 and 50 milligrams of plutonium-239
Berton-18 Personal A-9: Yes, Doctor Pedro Jereka, I'm needs 150,000 CR to make an plasma ball
Dr. Pedro Jereka: okay, you would needs 10,000 CR to make 150 grams of titanium, 75 grams of europium, 3 grams of uranium-238 and 50 milligrams of plutonium-239
Berton-18 Personal A-14: Okay, Doctor Pedro Jereka, I'm has spend 150,000 CR and maked an plasma ball
Berton-18 Personal A-11: Yes, I'm has spend 10,000 CR and maked 150 grams of titanium, 75 grams of europium, 3 grams of uranium-238 and 50 milligrams of plutonium-239
Dr. Pedro Jereka: Okay, I'm are making the Gamma-ray gun Bordeaux 189 by using these items

```
42 Camelopardalis

42 Camelopardalis, Also Named **HD 48879**, is a Blue-White Giant Stars in The Constellation Camelopardalis, The Star is Located at 793 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 10.27 Solar Masses
* Radius: 7.23 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 10,761 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 21,787 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: B4IV
* Right Ascension: 06h 50m 57.0891s
* Declination: +67° 34' 18.963"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.122

### Other Designations

42 Camelopardalis, HD 48879, HR 2490, HIP 32864, SAO 13973, BD +67° 454, TYC 4359-2044-1, 2MASS J06505707+6734191
AS Cephei

AS Cephei, Also Named **BD +59° 2627** or **IRAS 23000+5932**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Cepheus, The Star is Located at 9,278 Light Years Away From Earth

## 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: 992-1,058 Solar Radius (1,381,542,528-1,473,459,672 km in Diameter; 4.61752-4.92473 AU; 984,064-1,119,364 Solar Areas or 976,191,488-1,184,287,112 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 153,600-190,300 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,628-3,706 Kelvin (3,355-3,433 °C; 6,071-6,211 °F)
* Spectral Type: M3Iab
* Right Ascension: 23h 02m 05.2113s
* Declination: +59° 49' 06.207"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.99
* Variable Star Type: Slow Irregular Variable Star

### Other Designations

AS Cephei, BD +59° 2627, IRAS 23000+5932, IRC +60382, TYC 3997-641-1, 2MASS J23020522+5949062
CD -24° 13806

Object type: Deep blue dwarf star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 21.78 Solar Masses (22,815 Jupiter Masses; 7,251,891 Earth Masses; 43,309 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 4,360 ly

CD -24° 13806, Also Named **CP -24° 6137**, **Herschel 36** or **NGC 6530 GDPR 177**, is a Deep Blue Main Sequence Stars in The Open Cluster NGC 6530, The Star is Located at 4,360 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 21.78 Solar Masses (22,815 Jupiter Masses; 7,251,891 Earth Masses; 43,309 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 7.43 Solar Radius (10,347,642 km in Diameter; 0.03458 AU; 55.2 Solar Areas or 410.17 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 54,116 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 32,297 Kelvin (32,024 °C; 57,675 °F)
* Spectral Type: O7V-O8V
* Right Ascension: 18h 03m 40.3201s
* Declination: -24° 22' 42.857"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +10.372
* Variable Star Type: Beta Cephei Variable Star

### Other Designations

Herschel 36, CD -24° 13806, CP -24° 6137, NGC 6530 GDPR 177, 2MASS J18034033-2422427
AE Gruis

AE Gruis, Also Named **CD -41° 15081**, **IRAS 22530-4056** or **HE 2253-4056**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Grus, The Star is Located at 11,385 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.371-1.448 Solar Masses (1,436-1,517 Jupiter Masses; 456,490-482,128 Earth Masses; 2,726-2,879 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 177-203 Solar Radius (246,505,068-282,714,852 km in Diameter; 0.82389-0.94492 AU; 31,329-41,209 Solar Areas or 5,545,233-8,365,427 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 3,902-5,624 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,429 Kelvin (3,156 °C; 5,713 °F)
* Spectral Type: C4,6 or M4III-M5III
* Right Ascension: 22h 55m 51.7553s
* Declination: -40° 40' 16.718"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.9963
* Variable Star Type: Slow Irregular Variable Star
* Evolutionary Stage: Asymptotic Giant Branch

### Other Designations

AE Gruis, CD -41° 15081, IRAS 22530-4056, HE 2253-4056, Hen 3-1929, 2MASS J22555174-4040167
36 Draconis

36 Draconis, Also Named **HD 168151**, **BD +64° 1252** or **IRAS 18136+6422**, is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Draco, The Star is Located at 76 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 168151 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 168,151st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6850 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,850th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 89348 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 89,348th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 17828 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 17,828th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.382 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.617 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 4.409 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,569 Kelvin (6,296 °C; 11,365 °F)
* Spectral Type: F5-6IV-V
* Right Ascension: 18h 13m 53.8328s
* Declination: +64° 23' 50.226"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.987

### Other Designations

36 Draconis, HD 168151, HR 6850, HIP 89348, SAO 17828, BD +64° 1252, IRAS 18136+6422, TYC 4209-2018-1, 2MASS J18135382+6423502
202 G. Ceti

Object type: Red giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 3.681 Solar Masses (3,856 Jupiter Masses; 1,225,629 Earth Masses; 7,320 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 464 ly

202 G. Ceti, Also Named **HD 12583**, **BD -16° 356** or **IRAS 02005-1532**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Cetus, The Star is Located at 464 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 12583 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 12,583rd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 608 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 608th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 9572 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 9,572nd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 148170 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 148,170th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.681 Solar Masses (3,856 Jupiter Masses; 1,225,629 Earth Masses; 7,320 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 23.59 Solar Radius (32,853,416 km in Diameter; 0.10981 AU; 556 Solar Areas or 13,128 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 321 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,029 Kelvin (4,756 °C; 8,593 °F)
* Spectral Type: K1II-III
* Right Ascension: 02h 02m 58.5696s
* Declination: -15° 18' 21.349"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.864

### Other Designations

202 G. Ceti, HD 12583, HR 608, HIP 9572, SAO 148170, BD -16° 356, IRAS 02005-1532, TYC 5856-2245-1, 2MASS J02025856-1518212
BD +07° 5128

BD +07° 5128, Also Named **HD 26**, is a Metal-Poor Stars in The Constellation Pisces, The Star is Located at 1,027 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.753-0.814 Solar Masses
* Radius: 10.687 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 66.09 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,019 Kelvin
* Age: 13.4 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-s or K1III-K2III
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -1.27 dex
* Right Ascension: 00h 05m 22.2072s
* Declination: +08° 47' 16.095"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.25

### Other Designations

HD 26, HIP 447, SAO 109003, BD +07° 5128, TYC 594-778-1, 2MASS J00052221+0847158
1 Puppis

1 Puppis, Also Named **HD 62576** or **IRAS 07415-2817**, is a Orange-Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Puppis, The Star is Located at 814 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 62576 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 62,576th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 2993 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 2,993rd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 37648 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 37,648th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 174391 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 174,391st stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.696 Solar Masses
* Radius: 89.26 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 2,164-2,481 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,167-4,311 Kelvin (3,894-4,038 °C; 7,041-7,300 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6III-K8III
* Right Ascension: 07h 43m 32.3867s
* Declination: -28° 24' 39.189"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.59

### Other Designations

1 Puppis, HD 62576, HR 2993, HIP 37648, SAO 174391, CD -28° 4767, CP -28° 2361, IRAS 07415-2817, IRC -30098, TYC 6552-3227-1, 2MASS J07433238-2824392
7 Arietis

Object type: Red giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 3.751 Solar Masses (3,929 Jupiter Masses; 1,248,937 Earth Masses; 7,459 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 563 ly

7 Arietis, Also Named **RR Arietis**, **HD 11763**, **BD +22° 284** or **IRAS 01530+2319**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Aries, The Star is Located at 563 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 11763 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 11,763rd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 559 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 559th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 8993 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 8,993rd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 75030 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 75,030th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.751 Solar Masses (3,929 Jupiter Masses; 1,248,937 Earth Masses; 7,459 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 22.96 Solar Radius (31,976,025 km in Diameter; 0.10687 AU; 527 Solar Areas or 12,104 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 320 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,092 Kelvin (4,819 °C; 8,706 °F)
* Spectral Type: K0III-K1III
* Right Ascension: 01h 55m 51.0384s
* Declination: +23° 34' 38.335"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.749

### Other Designations

7 Arietis, RR Arietis, HD 11763, HR 559, HIP 8993, SAO 75030, BD +22° 284, IRAS 01530+2319, IRC +20033, TYC 1757-1965-1, 2MASS J01555104+2334385
BU Sagittarii

BU Sagittarii, Also Named **CP -22° 7287** or **IRAS 18550-2238**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at 9,196 Light Years Away From Earth

## 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: 977-1,043 Solar Radius (1,360,652,268-1,452,569,412 km in Diameter; 4.5477-4.85491 AU; 954,529-1,087,849 Solar Areas or 932,574,833-1,134,626,507 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 128,000-167,200 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,493-3,614 Kelvin (3,220-3,341 °C; 5,828-6,046 °F)
* Spectral Type: M4Iab
* Right Ascension: 18h 58m 02.3717s
* Declination: -22° 34' 31.922"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +10.09
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star or Mira Variable Star

### Other Designations

BU Sagittarii, CP -22° 7287, IRAS 18550-2238, 2MASS J18580236-2234317
BD -12° 2617

BD -12° 2617 is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Hydra, The Star is Located at 4,200 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.803 Solar Masses
* Radius: 188-320 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 1,840-13,300 Solar Luminosities (4,400-9,100 Solar Luminosities)
* Temperature: 2,760-3,440 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: S3,5-S6,4 or M4III-M9III
* Right Ascension: 08h 38m 38.1014s
* Declination: -13° 17' 40.378"

### Other Designations

BD -12° 2617, TYC 5441-529-1, 2MASS J08383810-1317403
120 G. Phoenicis

120 G. Phoenicis, Also Named **HD 10934**, **CD -51° 419**, **CP -51° 235** or **IRAS 01441-5103**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Phoenix, The Star is Located at 693 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 10934 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 10,934th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 519 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 519th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 8240 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 8,240th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 232519 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 232,519th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.096-3.375 Solar Masses (3,243-3,535 Jupiter Masses; 1,030,847-1,123,743 Earth Masses; 6,156-6,711 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 96.41-108.33 Solar Radius (134,268,664-150,869,458 km in Diameter; 0.44877-0.50425 AU; 9,295-11,735 Solar Areas or 896,120-1,271,295 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,614-2,225 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,726-3,808 Kelvin (3,453-3,535 °C; 6,247-6,395 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2III-M3III
* Right Ascension: 01h 46m 05.9654s
* Declination: -50° 48' 58.516"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.49
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

120 G. Phoenicis, HD 10934, HR 519, HIP 8240, SAO 232519, CD -51° 419, CP -51° 235, IRAS 01441-5103, TYC 8047-1239-1, 2MASS J01460597-5048583
BP Piscium

BP Piscium, Also Named **IRAS 23198-0230** or **BPS CS22949-0035**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Pisces, The Star is Located at 2,620 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 3.358 Solar Masses (3,518 Jupiter Masses; 1,118,083 Earth Masses; 6,677 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 34.92 Solar Radius (48,632,525 km in Diameter; 0.16254 AU; 1,219 Solar Areas or 42,582 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 603 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,828 Kelvin (4,555 °C; 8,231 °F)
* Spectral Type: K2II-III
* Right Ascension: 23h 22m 24.6975s
* Declination: -02° 13' 41.379"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.85

### Other Designations

BP Piscium, IRAS 23198-0230, TYC 5244-148-1, BPS CS22949-0035, 2MASS J23222469-0213414
BD +12° 1919

BD +12° 1919, Also Named **NGC 2682 FBC 3621**, is a Orange Bright Giant Stars in The Open Cluster Messier 67, The Star is Located at 2,777 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 5.533-6.202 Solar Masses (5,796-6,497 Jupiter Masses; 1,842,273-2,065,024 Earth Masses; 11,002-12,332 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 85.31-96.27 Solar Radius (118,809,872-134,073,689 km in Diameter; 0.3971-0.44811 AU; 7,278-9,268 Solar Areas or 620,869-892,222 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 2,225-3,156 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,292-4,409 Kelvin (4,019-4,136 °C; 7,266-7,477 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6II-K7II
* Right Ascension: 08h 50m 12.3014s
* Declination: +11° 51' 24.498"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.098
* Variable Star Type: Suspected Slow Irregular Variable Star

### Other Designations

BD +12° 1919, NGC 2682 FBC 3621, NGC 2682 SAND 488, NGC 2682 GDPR 4202, TYC 813-1032-1, 2MASS J08501230+1151246
BAT99-123

Object type: Wolf-Rayet 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

BAT99-123, Also Named **LMC 173582**, **Sanduleak -68° 145** or **2MASS J05393430-6844091**, is a Wolf-Rayet Stars in The Large Magellanic Cloud, The Star is Located at Around 163,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## 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: 0.553 Solar Radius (770,154 km in Diameter; 0.00257 AU; 0.306 Solar Areas or 0.169 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 265,046 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 176,114 Kelvin (175,841 °C; 316,546 °F)
* Spectral Type: WO3-WO4 or WC3
* Right Ascension: 05h 39m 34.3018s
* Declination: -68° 44' 09.155"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +15.204

### Other Designations

BAT99-123, LMC 173582, Sanduleak -68° 145, 2MASS J05393430-6844091
2MASS J01510879-4425287

2MASS J01510879-4425287, Also Named **PGC 6830 GDPR 3**, is a Yellow Supergiant Stars in The Phoenix Dwarf Galaxy, The Star is Located at 1,440,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 12 Solar Masses (12,570 Jupiter Masses; 3,995,532 Earth Masses; 23,862 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 90-105 Solar Radius (125,341,560-146,231,820 km in Diameter; 0.41893-0.48875 AU; 8,100-11,025 Solar Areas or 729,000-1,157,625 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 10,400-14,150 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,144 Kelvin (5,871 °C; 10,600 °F)
* Spectral Type: F8Iab-Ib
* Right Ascension: 01h 51m 08.8213s
* Declination: -44° 25' 28.576"

### Other Designations

2MASS J01510879-4425287, WISE J015108.81-442528.6, [BBM 2015] Phoenix 3
42 Leonis

42 Leonis, Also Named **HD 89774**, **HR 4070** or **BD +15° 2192**, is a White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Leo, The Star is Located at 512 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 89774 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 89,774th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 4070 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 4,070th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 50755 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 50,755th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 99080 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 99,080th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.072 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.698 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 24.52 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 9,854 Kelvin (9,581 °C; 17,278 °F)
* Spectral Type: A0V-A1V
* Right Ascension: 10h 21m 50.3029s
* Declination: +14° 58' 32.783"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.163

### Other Designations

42 Leonis, HD 89774, HR 4070, HIP 50755, SAO 99080, BD +15° 2192, TYC 843-1502-1, 2MASS J10215030+1458327
CD -58° 657

Object type: Horizontal branch star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 0.75-0.85 Solar Masses (786-890 Jupiter Masses; 249,721-283,017 Earth Masses; 1,491-1,690 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~9,000 ly

CD -58° 657, Also Named **HE 0312-5756**, is a Horizontal Branch Stars in The Constellation Horologium, The Star is Located at Around 9,000 Light Years Away From Earth

The star HE 0312-5756 is located at a star cluster NGC 1252, which the star cluster was either a open cluster or a globular cluster

## Information

* Mass: 0.75-0.85 Solar Masses (786-890 Jupiter Masses; 249,721-283,017 Earth Masses; 1,491-1,690 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 6.38-7.04 Solar Radius (8,885,324-9,804,495 km in Diameter; 0.0297-0.03277 AU; 40.7-49.56 Solar Areas or 259.69-348.91 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 53.58-71.75 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,182-6,331 Kelvin (5,909-6,058 °C; 10,668-10,936 °F)
* Spectral Type: F7IIIp-F8IIIp
* Age: 12.6 Billion Years
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -3.29 dex
* Right Ascension: 03h 13m 55.327s
* Declination: -57° 45' 01.917"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.14
* Variable Star Type: BL Herculis Variable Star
* Evolutionary Stage: Horizontal Branch

### Other Designations

CD -58° 657, HE 0312-5756, NGC 1252 GDPR 37, TYC 8498-1034-1, 2MASS J03135533-5745019
BD +19° 5208

BD +19° 5208 is a Yellow Giant Stars in The Constellation Pegasus, The Star is Located at 1,042 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.747 Solar Masses
* Radius: 8.379 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 57.03 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,475 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: G5III-G6III
* Right Ascension: 00h 06m 50.6374s
* Declination: +20° 33' 35.142"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.23

### Other Designations

HD 196, HIP 562, SAO 73749, BD +19° 5208, TYC 1184-623-1
18 Draconis

Object type: Orange bright giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 5.676-6.114 Solar Masses (5,946-6,404 Jupiter Masses; 1,889,887-2,035,724 Earth Masses; 11,287-12,158 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 761 ly

18 Draconis, Also Named **g Draconis**, **HD 151101**, **HR 6223**, **BD +64° 1145** or **IRAS 16405+6440**, is a Orange Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Draco, The Star is Located at 761 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 151101 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 151,101st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6223 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,223rd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 81660 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 81,660th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 17188 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 17,188th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 5.676-6.114 Solar Masses (5,946-6,404 Jupiter Masses; 1,889,887-2,035,724 Earth Masses; 11,287-12,158 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 59.84-70.23 Solar Radius (83,338,211-97,808,197 km in Diameter; 0.27854-0.3269 AU; 3,581-4,932 Solar Areas or 214,277-346,392 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,556-2,379 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,686-4,810 Kelvin (4,413-4,537 °C; 7,975-8,198 °F)
* Spectral Type: K2II-K3II
* Right Ascension: 16h 40m 55.1189266s
* Declination: +64° 35' 20.560563"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.842
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

18 Draconis, g Draconis, HD 151101, HR 6223, HIP 81660, SAO 17188, BD +64° 1145, IRAS 16405+6440, TYC 4193-2534-1, IRC +60246, 2MASS J16405512+6435204
2MASS J05371608-6908528

Object type: Yellow supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 16.35-18.15 Solar Masses (17,127-19,012 Jupiter Masses; 5,443,912-6,043,242 Earth Masses; 32,511-36,091 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~163,000 ly

2MASS J05371608-6908528, Also Named **VFTS 23**, is a Yellow Supergiant Stars in The Large Magellanic Cloud, The Star is Located at Around 163,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 16.35-18.15 Solar Masses (17,127-19,012 Jupiter Masses; 5,443,912-6,043,242 Earth Masses; 32,511-36,091 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 259-291 Solar Radius (360,705,156-405,271,044 km in Diameter; 1.20558-1.35453 AU; 67,081-84,681 Solar Areas or 17,373,979-24,642,171 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 45,148-64,490 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,228-5,392 Kelvin (4,955-5,119 °C; 8,951-9,246 °F)
* Spectral Type: G7Iab-G8Iab
* Right Ascension: 05h 37m 16.0784s
* Declination: -69° 08' 52.865"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +15.683
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star
2MASS J01341423+3034174

2MASS J01341423+3034174, Also Named **LGGS J013414.27+303417.7**, is a Red Hypergiant Stars in The Triangulum Galaxy, The Star is Located at Around 3.2 Million Light Years Away From Earth

## 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: 1,446-1,568 Solar Radius (2,013,821,064-2,183,728,512 km in Diameter; 6.73078-7.29866 AU; 2,090,916-2,458,624 Solar Areas or 3,023,464,536-3,855,122,432 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 347,800-435,200 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,686-3,744 Kelvin (3,413-3,471 °C; 6,175-6,280 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Ia+-M3Ia+
* Right Ascension: 01h 34m 14.238s
* Declination: +30° 34' 17.46"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +18.34
* Variable Star Type: Slow Irregular Variable Star

### Other Designations

2MASS J01341423+3034174, LGGS J013414.27+303417.7
BD +12° 1917

BD +12° 1917, Also Named **NGC 2682 SAND 364**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Open Cluster Messier 67, The Star is Located at 2,765 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.966 Solar Masses (3,107 Jupiter Masses; 987,562 Earth Masses; 5,898 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 22.59 Solar Radius (31,460,732 km in Diameter; 0.10515 AU; 510 Solar Areas or 11,528 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 194 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,533 Kelvin (4,260 °C; 7,700 °F)
* Spectral Type: K4III-K5III
* Right Ascension: 08h 49m 56.8183s
* Declination: +11° 41' 32.988"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.782

### Other Designations

BD +12° 1917, NGC 2682 GDPR 6470, NGC 2682 ZTP 468, NGC 2682 SAND 364, TYC 813-2344-1, 2MASS J08495682+1141329
AV Persei

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 17.8-21.4 Solar Masses (18,646-22,417 Jupiter Masses; 5,926,706-7,125,365 Earth Masses; 35,395-42,553 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~4,600 ly

AV Persei, Also Named **IRAS 04360+4131**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Perseus, The Star is Located at Around 4,600 Light Years Away From Earth

If AV Persei was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, and even Ceres, Because AV Persei's size was 729 to 810 times large as the sun

## Information

* Mass: 17.8-21.4 Solar Masses (18,646-22,417 Jupiter Masses; 5,926,706-7,125,365 Earth Masses; 35,395-42,553 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 729-810 Solar Radius (1,015,266,636-1,128,074,040 km in Diameter; 3.39332-3.77035 AU; 531,441-656,100 Solar Areas or 387,420,489-531,441,000 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 85,822-121,576 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,659-3,787 Kelvin (3,386-3,514 °C; 6,127-6,357 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Iab-M3Iab
* Right Ascension: 04h 39m 35.258s
* Declination: +41° 37' 11.221"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.84
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

AV Persei, IRAS 04360+4131, TYC 2888-1330-1, 2MASS J04393525+4137112
Alhena

Object type: Binary star
Number of stars: 2
Total mass: 4.126 Solar Masses (4,322 Jupiter Masses; 1,373,797 Earth Masses; 8,204 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 113 ly

Alhena, Also Named **Gamma Geminorum**, **HD 47105**, **HR 2421**, **BD +16° 1223** or **IRAS 06348+1626**, is a Binary Star System in The Constellation Gemini, The Star is Located at 113 Light Years Awaay From Earth

The name HD 47105 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 47,105th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 2421 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 2,421st stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 31681 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 31,681st stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 95912 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 95,912th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Right Ascension: 06h 37m 42.7105s
* Declination: +16° 23' 57.4095"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +1.92

### Alhena A

* Mass: 3.042 Solar Masses (3,186 Jupiter Masses; 1,012,867 Earth Masses; 6,049 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 3.371 Solar Radius (4,694,738 km in Diameter; 0.01569 AU; 11.364 Solar Areas or 38.307 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 79.53 Solar luminosities
* Temperature: 9,387 Kelvin (9,114 °C; 16,437 °F)
* Spectral Type: A1IV-A2IV

### Alhena B

* Mass: 1.084 Solar Masses (1,135 Jupiter Masses; 360,930 Earth Masses; 2,156 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.031 Solar Radius (1,435,857 km in Diameter; 0.0048 AU; 1.063 Solar Areas or 1.096 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1.164 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,904 Kelvin (5,631 °C; 10,168 °F)
* Spectral Type: G0V-G1V

### Other Designations

Alhena, Gamma Geminorum, 24 Geminorum, HD 47105, HR 2421, HIP 31681, SAO 95912, BD +16° 1223, IRAS 06348+1626, TYC 1329-1746-1, IRC +20154, 2MASS J06374273+1623574
51 Hydrae

51 Hydrae, Also Named **k Hydrae**, **HD 125932**, **CD -27° 9803**, **CP -27° 4954** or **IRAS 14201-2731**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Hydra, The Star is Located at 172 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 125932 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 125,932nd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 5381 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 5,381st stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 70306 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 70,306th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 182483 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 182,483rd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.637 Solar Masses (2,762 Jupiter Masses; 878,018 Earth Masses; 5,244 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 63.89 Solar Radius (88,978,581 km in Diameter; 0.29739 AU; 4,082 Solar Areas or 260,795 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,078 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,138 Kelvin (3,865 °C; 6,989 °F)
* Spectral Type: K8III
* Right Ascension: 14h 23m 05.7739s
* Declination: -27° 45' 14.462"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.75

### Other Designations

51 Hydrae, k Hydrae, HD 125932, HR 5381, HIP 70306, SAO 182483, CD -27° 9803, CP -27° 4954, IRAS 14201-2731, TYC 6740-785-1, 2MASS J14230579-2745143
17 Persei

17 Persei, Also Named **HD 17709**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Perseus, The Star is Located at 422 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 3.136-3.377 Solar Masses
* Radius: 67-73 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 1,243-1,915 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,187-4,469 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K5III-K7III
* Right Ascension: 02h 51m 30.8373s
* Declination: +35° 03' 35.063"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.53

### Other Designations

17 Persei, HD 17709, HR 843, HIP 13328, SAO 55946, BD +34° 527, IRAS 02484+3451, IRC +30051, TYC 2334-1042-1, 2MASS J02513086+3503349
76 Virginis

76 Virginis, Also Named **h Virginis**, **HD 117818**, **BD -09° 3711** or **IRAS 13303-0954**, is a Orange Giant Stars in The Constellation Virgo, The Star is Located at 285 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 117818 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 117,818th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 5100 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 5,100th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 66098 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 66,098th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 139401 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 139,401st stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.659-2.827 Solar Masses
* Radius: 12.616-13.897 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 100-139 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,136 Kelvin (4,863 °C; 8,785 °F)
* Spectral Type: G8III-K0III
* Right Ascension: 13h 32m 58.0716s
* Declination: -10° 09' 53.995"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.21

### Other Designations

76 Virginis, h Virginis, HD 117818, HR 5100, HIP 66098, SAO 139401, BD -09° 3711, IRAS 13303-0954, IRC -10289, TYC 5548-1546-1, 2MASS J13325807-1009541
19 Pegasi

19 Pegasi, Also Named **HD 209167**, **BD +07° 4779** or **IRAS 21586+0801**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Pegasus, The Star is Located at 557 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 209167 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 209,167th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8393 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,393rd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 108699 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 108,699th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 127239 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 127,239th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.481 Solar Masses
* Radius: 51.46 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 864 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,362 Kelvin (4,089 °C; 7,392 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6III-K7III
* Right Ascension: 22h 01m 09.2343s
* Declination: +08° 15' 25.796"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.633

### Other Designations

19 Pegasi, HD 209167, HR 8393, HIP 108699, SAO 127239, BD +07° 4779, IRAS 21586+0801, IRC +10506, TYC 1135-877-1, 2MASS J22010924+0815258
CD -53° 229

CD -53° 229, Also Named **North Hevaberth**, is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Phoenix, The Star is Located at 1,697 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.326 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.553 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 3.184 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,180 Kelvin
* Age: 4.6 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: F7IV-V
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -0.21 dex
* Right Ascension: 01h 09m 43.5588s
* Declination: -52° 21' 44.704"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.079

### Other Designations

CD -53° 229, CP -53° 265, TYC 8038-1025-1, 2MASS J01094356-5221446

## See Also

* CD -53° 227
* HE 0107-5240
CD -26° 11309

CD -26° 11309, Also Named **NGC 6121 GDPR 581**, is a Orange Supergiant Stars in The Globular Cluster Messier 4, The Star is Located at Around 6,500 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 10.53-11.72 Solar Masses (11,030-12,277 Jupiter Masses; 3,506,079-3,902,303 Earth Masses; 20,939-23,305 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 153.18-177.31 Solar Radius (213,331,335-246,936,800 km in Diameter; 0.71302-0.82534 AU; 23,464-31,439 Solar Areas or 3,594,233-5,574,420 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 7,187-10,031 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,294-4,338 Kelvin (4,021-4,065 °C; 7,270-7,349 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6Ib-K7Ib
* Right Ascension: 16h 23m 21.015803s
* Declination: -26° 37' 11.53529"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.97
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

CD -26° 11309, NGC 6121 GDPR 581, NGC 6121 LEE 1412, TYC 6802-1272-1, 2MASS J16232103-2637115
Alpha Apodis

Alpha Apodis, Also Named **HD 129078**, **CP -78° 893** or **IRAS 14415-7850**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Apus, The Star is Located at 451 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 129078 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 129,078th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 5470 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 5,470th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 72370 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 72,370th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 257193 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 257,193rd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.841 Solar Masses (2,976 Jupiter Masses; 945,942 Earth Masses; 5,649 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 51.93 Solar Radius (72,322,080 km in Diameter; 0.24172 AU; 2,697 Solar Areas or 140,041 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 912 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,402 Kelvin (4,129 °C; 7,464 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6III-CN0.5
* Right Ascension: 14h 47m 51.7120247s
* Declination: -79° 02' 41.103245"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +3.798

### Other Designations

Alpha Apodis, HD 129078, HR 5470, HIP 72370, SAO 257193, CP -78° 893, IRAS 14415-7850, TYC 9436-2393-1, 2MASS J14475174-7902409
2MASS J05370562-6909123

Object type: Deep blue giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 28.967 Solar Masses (30,343 Jupiter Masses; 9,644,881 Earth Masses; 57,600 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~163,000 ly

VFTS 12, Also Named **2MASS J05370562-6909123**, is a Deep Blue Giant Stars in The Large Magellanic Cloud, The Star is Located at Around 163,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 28.967 Solar Masses (30,343 Jupiter Masses; 9,644,881 Earth Masses; 57,600 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 13.851 Solar Radius (19,290,066 km in Diameter; 0.06447 AU; 192 Solar Areas or 2,657 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 120,173 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 28,876 Kelvin (28,603 °C; 51,517 °F)
* Spectral Type: O9III
* Right Ascension: 05h 37m 05.6365s
* Declination: -69° 09' 12.435"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +15.83
22 Geminorum

22 Geminorum, Also Named **HD 46516** or **BD +19° 1391**, is a White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Gemini, The Star is Located at 723 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 46516 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 46,516th 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 31368 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 31,368th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 95852 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 95,852nd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.465 Solar Masses
* Radius: 2.491 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 52.86 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 9,861 Kelvin (9,588 °C; 17,290 °F)
* Spectral Type: A0Va
* Right Ascension: 06h 34m 39.3097s
* Declination: +19° 25' 44.546"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.0898

### Other Designations

22 Geminorum, HD 46516, HIP 31368, SAO 95852, BD +19° 1391, TYC 1337-1295-1, 2MASS J06343930+1925446
18 Tauri

18 Tauri, Also Named **HD 23324**, **BD +24° 546** or **IRAS 03421+2441**, is a Blue-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Taurus, The Star is Located at 454 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 23324 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 23,324th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 1144 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 1,144th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 17527 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 17,527th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 76137 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 76,137th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.569 Solar Masses
* Radius: 2.908 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 318 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 14,291 Kelvin (14,018 °C; 25,264 °F)
* Spectral Type: B8V
* Right Ascension: 03h 45m 09.7401s
* Declination: +24° 50' 21.343"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.64

### Other Designations

18 Tauri, HD 23324, HR 1144, HIP 17527, SAO 76137, BD +24° 546, IRAS 03421+2441, TYC 1803-1583-1, 2MASS J03450973+2450213
Beta Scuti

Beta Scuti, Also Named **HD 173764**, **BD -04° 4582** or **IRAS 18445-0448**, is a Yellow Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Scutum, The Star is Located at 718 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 173764 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 173,764th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 7063 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 7,063rd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 92175 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 92,175th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 142618 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 142,618th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 5.38-6.18 Solar Masses (5,636-6,474 Jupiter Masses; 1,791,330-2,057,699 Earth Masses; 10,698-12,289 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 48.59-55.31 Solar Radius (67,670,516-77,029,352 km in Diameter; 0.22617-0.25745 AU; 2,361-3,059 Solar Areas or 114,720-169,204 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,782-2,663 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,380-5,575 Kelvin (5,107-5,302 °C; 9,224-9,575 °F)
* Spectral Type: G5-7Ib-II
* Right Ascension: 18h 47m 10.4742s
* Declination: -04° 44' 52.343"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.22
* Variable Star Type: Classical Cepheid Variable Star

### Other Designations

Beta Scuti, 6 Aquarii, HD 173764, HR 7063, HIP 92175, SAO 142618, BD -04° 4582, IRAS 18445-0448, IRC +00376, TYC 5122-1426-1, 2MASS J18471047-0444524
BD +02° 4750

BD +02° 4750 is a Orange Giant Stars in The Constellation Pisces, The Star is Located at 1,804 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 18 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 18th 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 433 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 433rd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 109002 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 109,002nd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.869 Solar Masses
* Radius: 12.683 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 106 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,196 Kelvin (4,923 °C; 8,893 °F)
* Spectral Type: G9III-K0III
* Right Ascension: 00h 05m 14.8514s
* Declination: +03° 00' 26.668"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.44

### Other Designations

HD 18, HIP 433, SAO 109002, BD +02° 4750, TYC 4-65-1
CD -26° 11312

CD -26° 11312, Also Named **NGC 6121 GDPR 522**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Globular Cluster Messier 4, The Star is Located at Around 6,500 Light Years Away From Earth

If CD -26° 11312 was placed into center of the solar system, that It's will engulf Mercury, Venus, Earth, and even Mars

## Information

* Mass: 13.53-14.19 Solar Masses (14,173-14,864 Jupiter Masses; 4,504,962-4,724,717 Earth Masses; 26,904-28,216 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 438-505 Solar Radius (609,995,592-703,305,420 km in Diameter; 2.03878-2.35065 AU; 191,844-255,025 Solar Areas or 84,027,672-128,787,625 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 35,624-50,585 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,789-3,852 Kelvin (3,516-3,579 °C; 6,361-6,474 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2Ib
* Right Ascension: 16h 23m 23.809395s
* Declination: -26° 34' 29.82178"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +10.76
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

CD -26° 11312, NGC 6121 GDPR 522, NGC 6121 LEE 1514, 2MASS J16232381-2634297
18 G. Ceti

18 G. Ceti, Also Named **HD 787**, **BD -18° 14** or **IRAS 00096-1812**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Cetus, The Star is Located at 755 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 787 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 787th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 37 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 37th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 983 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 983rd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 147144 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 147,144th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.417 Solar Masses (2,532 Jupiter Masses; 804,767 Earth Masses; 4,806 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 48.41 Solar Radius (67,419,832 km in Diameter; 0.22534 AU; 2,344 Solar Areas or 113,450 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 767 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,365 Kelvin (4,092 °C; 7,397 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6III-K7III
* Right Ascension: 00h 12m 09.9846s
* Declination: -17° 56' 17.703"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.265

### Other Designations

18 G. Ceti, HD 787, HR 37, HIP 983, SAO 147144, BD -18° 14, IRAS 00096-1812, IRC -20005, TYC 5842-1161-1, 2MASS J00120998-1756177
Andromeda Galaxy

Andromeda Galaxy is a Spiral Galaxy and the nearest Galaxy, only at 2.5 Million light Years away, and it has larger Central black hole , Andromeda\* .

## Personality

Andromeda has a secret crush on the Milky Way. She is also scared of dwarf galaxies such as M32 and M110 and Pegasus Dwarf Spheroidal. She has killed M32p to make M32 . Today Milky Way has M32p’s soul in her head. Even though they will collide in the distant future, She is still friends
22 Vulpeculae

22 Vulpeculae, Also Named **QS Vulpeculae** or **HD 192713**, is a Yellow Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Vulpecula, The Star is Located at 1,513 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 9.065 Solar Masses (9,496 Jupiter Masses; 3,018,291 Earth Masses; 18,025 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 95 Solar Radius (132,304,980 km in Diameter; 0.4422 AU; 9,025 Solar Areas or 857,375 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 8,493 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,684 Kelvin (5,411 °C; 9,772 °F)
* Spectral Type: G3Ib
* Right Ascension: 20h 15m 30.2386s
* Declination: +23° 30' 32.051"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.176

### Other Designations

22 Vulpeculae, QS Vulpeculae, HD 192713, HR 7741, HIP 99853, SAO 88416, BD +23° 3944, IRAS 20133+2321, IRC +20461, TYC 2155-2337-1, 2MASS J20153023+2330320
63 Cygni

63 Cygni, Also Named **f2 Cygni**, **HD 201251**, **HR 8089**, **BD +47° 3292** or **IRAS 21048+4726**, is a Orange Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Cygnus, The Star is Located at 1,182 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 201251 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 201,251st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8089 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,089th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 104194 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 104,194th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 50456 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 50,456th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 13.62 Solar Masses
* Radius: 165-189 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 8,147-12,918 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,269-4,476 Kelvin (3,996-4,203 °C; 7,225-7,597 °F)
* Spectral Type: K5-K7Ib-II
* Right Ascension: 21h 06m 36.0938154s
* Declination: +47° 38' 54.24903"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.514

### Other Designations

63 Cygni, f2 Cygni, HD 201251, HR 8089, HIP 104194, SAO 50456, BD +47° 3292, IRAS 21048+4726, TYC 3592-7443-1, 2MASS J21063608+4738542
CD -59° 3300

Object type: Deep blue dwarf star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 64.91 Solar Masses (67,993 Jupiter Masses; 21,612,499 Earth Masses; 129,072 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~9,300 ly

CD -59° 3300, Also Named **CP -59° 2600** or **Trumpler 16 MJ 380**, is a Deep Blue Main Sequence Stars in The Open Cluster Trumpler 16, The Star is Located at Around 9,300 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 64.91 Solar Masses (67,993 Jupiter Masses; 21,612,499 Earth Masses; 129,072 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 12.62 Solar Radius (17,575,672 km in Diameter; 0.05874 AU; 159 Solar Areas or 2,010 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 535,510 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 43,953 Kelvin (43,680 °C; 78,656 °F)
* Spectral Type: O5V
* Right Ascension: 10h 44m 41.7962s
* Declination: -59° 46' 56.405"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.57

### Other Designations

CD -59° 3300, CP -59° 2600, Trumpler 16 MJ 380, TYC 8626-2392-1, 2MASS J10444176-5946563
CD -32° 13099

CD -32° 13099, Also Named **CP -32° 4716**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Butterfly Cluster, The Star is Located at 3,562 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.967-3.394 Solar Masses (3,108-3,555 Jupiter Masses; 987,895-1,130,070 Earth Masses; 5,900-6,749 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 64.59-71.78 Solar Radius (89,953,460-99,966,858 km in Diameter; 0.30065-0.33412 AU; 4,172-5,152 Solar Areas or 269,461-369,837 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 834-1,115 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,859-3,936 Kelvin (3,586-3,663 °C; 6,487-6,625 °F)
* Spectral Type: M1III
* Right Ascension: 17h 40m 10.916s
* Declination: -32° 13' 38.325"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.7995

### Other Designations

CD -32° 13099, CP -32° 4716, NGC 6405 GDPR 49, 2MASS J17401091-3213383