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2MASS J18392337-0559012

2MASS J18392337-0559012, Also Named **Stephenson 2 DFK 30**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Open Cluster Stephenson 2, The Star is Located at Around 25,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 15 Solar Masses
* Radius: 489-531 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 49,280-61,653 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,889-3,947 Kelvin (3,616-3,674 °C; 6,541-6,645 °F)
* Age: 7,894 Million Years
* Spectral Type: M0Ib-M1Ib
* Right Ascension: 18h 39m 23.3714s
* Declination: -05° 59' 01.267"
* Apparent Magnitude (G): +14.604
* Apparent Magnitude (J): +8.711
* Apparent Magnitude (H): +6.956
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +6.1989
* Variable Star Type: Slow Irregular Variable Star

### Other Designations

Stephenson 2 DFK 30, 2MASS J18392337-0559012
(EG97) S62

(EG97) S62 is a Blue-White Main Sequence Stars in The Center of The Milky Way Galaxy, The Star is Located at 27,166 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 6.532 Solar Masses (6,842 Jupiter Masses; 2,174,901 Earth Masses; 12,989 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 4.489 Solar Radius (6,251,758 km in Diameter; 0.0209 AU; 20 Solar Areas or 90 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,669 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 17,411 Kelvin (17,138 °C; 30,880 °F)
* Spectral Type: B6V-B7V
BE Camelopardalis

BE Camelopardalis, Also Named **HD 23475**, **BD +65° 369** or **IRAS 03449+6522**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Camelopardalis, The Star is Located at 1,021 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 23475 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 23,475th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 1155 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 1,155th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 17884 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 17,884th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 12916 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 12,916th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 5.187-6.322 Solar Masses (5,433-6,622 Jupiter Masses; 1,727,069-2,104,979 Earth Masses; 10,314-12,571 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 269-327 Solar Radius (374,631,996-455,407,668 km in Diameter; 1.25213-1.52211 AU; 72,361-106,929 Solar Areas or 19,465,109-34,965,783 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 13,394-21,034 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,786-3,844 Kelvin (3,513-3,571 °C; 6,355-6,460 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2II
* Right Ascension: 03h 49m 31.2775s
* Declination: +65° 31' 33.526"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.48

### Other Designations

BE Camelopardalis, HD 23475, HR 1155, HIP 17884, SAO 12916, BD +65° 369, IRAS 03449+6522, TYC 4071-1894-1, 2MASS J03493130+6531333
18 Pegasi

18 Pegasi, Also Named **HD 209008** or **BD +06° 4940**, is a Blue Giant Stars in The Constellation Pegasus, The Star is Located at 1,572 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 209008 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 209,008th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8385 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,385th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 108612 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 108,612nd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 127219 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 127,219th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 10.326 Solar Masses (10,816 Jupiter Masses; 3,438,155 Earth Masses; 20,533 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 7.197 Solar Radius (10,023,147 km in Diameter; 0.0335 AU; 51.8 Solar Areas or 372.78 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 9,841 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 21,428 Kelvin (21,155 °C; 38,111 °F)
* Spectral Type: B4III
* Right Ascension: 22h 00m 07.925s
* Declination: +06° 43' 02.81"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.9997

### Other Designations

18 Pegasi, HD 209008, HR 8385, HIP 108612, SAO 127219, BD +06° 4940, TYC 564-1847-1, 2MASS J22000792+0643026
Changelog/2019/December 31

NEWS    **Updates - Transparency, community meetings and volunteer devs**
*Updated: December 31, 2019*

*This is a re-post from an announcement made in discord.*

We are moving into the new year so here is an update for you all!
The island loading issues have been mostly fixed, same with warfare and the lag. However we are left with some bugs and major changes that need to be made to the game. We want to thank you for all your continual support and patience as we work though these issues to make the server better.

## Feedback Form

*Please fill out this form if you have stopped playing Island Clash since launch BECAUSE of a feature or bug.* We want to improve the server for you and for us to do that we need a better understanding of what the main issues are which caused people to leave. *You can still fill out this form if you are currently playing now and have feedback to do with current features.* Obviously the player count has been hit quite badly this past week and we need to know why so many people have left as we need you back! We obviously have our own ideas as to why this has happened but it is so much better to have the confirmation from the people who actually play the game, not just those that run it. This form will not take long if you answer the bare minimum, you can go into more detail if you would like to :)

## Community Meetings

Moving forward we will be holding monthly community meetings/gatherings. Myself and Stephen will be present in these where we will listen to and discuss the issues that the server is currently facing, talk about what we can do to fix them and also for us management to let you know what our ideas are! The time/date for the first community meeting is TBD and will be announced in Discord

## Patch Notes

Often we have made updates to parts of the network but have not broadcasted these changes. You the players don't realise that changes have been made because we don't need to restart the network to apply them! So we need to keep you guys updated on the changes we are making and how often we are making them! These will be posted in the #development-update channel in our discord whenever there is an update to the game.

## Devs & Content team

Within the next few days we are going to be setting up meetings with developers who have offered their assistance in developing for the server. This will hopefully enable us to get more updates/QOL changes out to you guys sooner. Keep your eyes open for applications for the content team. This is a team that will focus on analysing the current issues and coming up with plans to fix them and also plans and ideas for new content that will benefit all players. No current date is set for this so please don't ask!

## Moderator Applications

Applications are opening up again for those who wish to become moderator on the server to help us out. Please read this thread before applying.

Clash on!!
AZ Cygni

AZ Cygni is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Cygnus, The Star is Located at Around 8,800 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 18-27 Solar Masses
* Radius: 853-971 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 91,000-138,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,431-3,569 Kelvin (3,158-3,296 °C; 5,716-5,965 °F)
* Spectral Type: M4Iab
* Right Ascension: 20h 57m 59.4444s
* Declination: +46° 28' 00.583"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.85
* Variable Star Type: Slow Irregular Variable Star

### Other Designations

AZ Cygni, SAO 50296, BD +45° 3349, IRC +50351, TYC 3575-553-1, 2MASS J20575942+4628004
2MASS J18095105-2600134

Object type: Red supergiant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 23 Solar Masses (24,093 Jupiter Masses; 7,658,103 Earth Masses; 45,735 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: ~19,500 ly

2MASS J18095105-2600134 is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Globular Cluster NGC 6553, The Star is Located at Around 19,600 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 23 Solar Masses (24,093 Jupiter Masses; 7,658,103 Earth Masses; 45,735 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 785-861 Solar Radius (1,093,256,940-1,199,100,924 km in Diameter; 3.65399-4.00775 AU; 616,225-741,321 Solar Areas or 483,736,625-638,277,381 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 124,660-158,835 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,871-3,927 Kelvin (3,598-3,654 °C; 6,508-6,609 °F)
* Spectral Type: M1Iab
* Right Ascension: 18h 09m 51.0388s
* Declination: -26° 00' 13.384"
* Apparent Magnitude (J): +11.491
* Apparent Magnitude (H): +10.475
* Apparent Magnitude (K): +10.194
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star
CD -33° 8799

CD -33° 8799 , Also Named **CP -33° 3345**, is a BL Herculis Variable Stars in The Constellation Centaurus, The Star is Located at 3,576 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.952-1.428 Solar Masses
* Radius: 17.89-19.42 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 254-312 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,447-5,503 Kelvin (5,174-5,230 °C; 9,345-9,446 °F)
* Spectral Type: G6IIe-IIIe
* Right Ascension: 13h 04m 24.7042s
* Declination: -34° 37' 12.93"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.93
* Variable Star Type: BL Herculis Variable Star

### Other Designations

CD -33° 8799, CP -33° 3345, TYC 7258-1537-1
AH Scorpii

AH Scorpii, Also Names **HD 155161**, is a Red Hypergiant Stars in The Constellation Scorpius, The Star is Located at 8,600 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 27-36 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1,411-1,535 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 250,000-400,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,425-3,700 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: M2Ia+-M5Ia+
* Right Ascension: 17h 11m 17.0194s
* Declination: -32° 19' 30.714"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.1 (+6.5 to +9.6)
* Variable Star Type: Semi Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

AH Scorpii, HD 155161, HIP 84071, SAO 208506, CD -32° 12429, CP -32° 4382, RAFGL 1927, IRAS 17080-3215, IRC -30282, TYC 7365-527-1, 2MASS J17111702-3219308
AD Persei

AD Persei, Also Named **HD 14270**, **BD +56° 547** or **IRAS 02169+5645**, is a Red Supergiant Stars in The Open Cluster NGC 884, The Star is Located at 7,728 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 14270 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 14,270th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name SAO 23207 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 23,207th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 22.19-24.03 Solar Masses (23,244-25,171 Jupiter Masses; 7,388,405-8,001,053 Earth Masses; 44,124-47,783 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 892-940 Solar Radius (1,242,274,128-1,309,122,960 km in Diameter; 4.15204-4.37547 AU; 795,664-883,600 Solar Areas or 709,732,288-830,584,000 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 119,750-151,300 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,595-3,713 Kelvin (3,322-3,440 °C; 6,011-6,224 °F)
* Spectral Type: M3-4Iab-Ib
* Right Ascension: 02h 20m 29.0035s
* Declination: +56° 59' 35.24"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.849
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

AD Persei, HD 14278, SAO 23207, BD +56° 547, IRAS 02169+5645, IRC +60082, NGC 884 GDPR 1655, TYC 3694-1613-1, 2MASS J02202900+5659352
Bangladesh

Bangladesh, Also Named **HD 148427** or **HIP 80687**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Ophiuchus, The Star is Located at 389 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 148427 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 148,427th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HIP 80687 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 80,687th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue

The name SAO 159932 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 159,932nd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.141 Solar Masses
* Radius: 17.27 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 179 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,063 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K0III-K1III
* Right Ascension: 16h 28m 28.1512s
* Declination: -13° 23' 58.69"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.89

### Other Designations

Bangladesh, HD 148427, HIP 80687, SAO 159932, BD -13° 4437, IRAS 16257-1317, TYC 5639-555-1, 2MASS J16282814-1323587
Beta Arae

Beta Arae, Also Named **HD 157244**, **CP -55° 8100** or **IRAS 17211-5529**, is a Orange Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Ara, The Star is Located at 747 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 157244 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 157,244th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6461 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,461st stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 85258 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 85,258th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 244725 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 244,725th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 12.18-14.27 Solar Masses (12,759-14,948 Jupiter Masses; 4,055,465-4,751,353 Earth Masses; 24,220-28,375 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 144-167 Solar Radius (200,546,496-232,578,228 km in Diameter; 0.67029-0.77734 AU; 20,736-27,889 Solar Areas or 2,985,984-4,657,463 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 8,213-12,324 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,579-4,706 Kelvin (4,306-4,433 °C; 7,783-8,011 °F)
* Spectral Type: K3Ib-K5Ib
* Right Ascension: 17h 25m 17.9878s
* Declination: -55° 31' 47.574"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +2.85
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

Beta Arae, HD 157244, HR 6461, HIP 85258, SAO 244725, CP -55° 8100, IRAS 17211-5529, TYC 8732-2866-1, 2MASS J17251796-5531477
21 Virginis

21 Virginis, Also Named **HD 109309**, is a Blue-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Virgo, The Star is Located at 262 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.711 Solar Masses
* Radius: 2.324 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 68 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 10,878 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: B9V
* Right Ascension: 12h 33m 46.7479s
* Declination: -09° 27' 07.477"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.48

### Other Designations

21 Virginis, q Virginis, HD 109309, HR 4781, HIP 61318, SAO 138845, BD -08° 3372, TYC 5527-1966-1, 2MASS J12334674-0927075
BM Scorpii

BM Scorpii, Also Named **HD 160371**, **CD -32° 13142**, **CP -32° 7456**, or **IRAS 17377-3211**, is a Orange Supergiant Stars in The Butterfly Cluster, The Star is Located at 1,603 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 160371 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 160,371st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, however, the star doesn't have HR numbers, despite the star can be visible by naked eye

The name HIP 86527 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 86,527th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 209132 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 209,132nd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 17.08-18.22 Solar Masses (17,891-19,085 Jupiter Masses; 5,686,974-6,066,549 Earth Masses; 33,963-36,230 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 279-312 Solar Radius (388,558,836-434,517,408 km in Diameter; 1.29868-1.45228 AU; 77,841-97,344 Solar Areas or 21,717,639-30,371,328 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 31,155-43,824 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,591-4,728 Kelvin (4,318-4,455 °C; 7,804-8,051 °F)
* Spectral Type: K3Iab-K4Iab
	+ Spectral Type Extension: Hydrogen-Delta 1° Balmer Line
* Right Ascension: 17h 40m 58.5464s
* Declination: -32° 12' 52.064"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.5987

### Other Designations

BM Scorpii, HD 160371, HIP 86527, SAO 209132, CD -32° 13142, CP -32° 7456, IRAS 17377-3211, IRC -30313, NGC 6405 GDPR 1, HV 3526, TYC 7380-218-1, 2MASS J17405855-3212520
AM Sculptoris

AM Sculptoris, Also Named **HE 0106-2837**, is a Orange Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Sculptor, The Star is Located at 34,741 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.716 Solar Masses (750 Jupiter Masses; 238,400 Earth Masses; 1,424 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 73.57 Solar Radius (102,459,762 km in Diameter; 0.34245 AU; 5,413 Solar Areas or 398,201 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,782 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,371 Kelvin (4,098 °C; 7,408 °F)
* Spectral Type: K6II or C2,4
* Right Ascension: 01h 09m 10.8202s
* Declination: -28° 21' 53.449"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +12.42
* Variable Star Type: RV Tauri Variable Star

### Other Designations

AM Sculptoris, HE 0106-2837, 2MASS J01091082-2821535
70 Aquilae

70 Aquilae, Also Named **HD 196321**, is a Orange Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Aquila, The Star is Located at 814 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 8.053 Solar Masses
* Radius: 104 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 4,329 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,587 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K4II-K5II
* Right Ascension: 20h 36m 43.6332s
* Declination: -02° 32' 59.837"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.879

### Other Designations

70 Aquilae, HD 196321, HR 7873, HIP 101692, SAO 144624, BD -03° 4961, IRAS 20341-0243, IRC +00483, TYC 5180-338-1, 2MASS J20364363-0233000
41 Geminorum

41 Geminorum, Also Named **HD 52005**, **BD +16° 1354** or **IRAS 06573+1608**, is a Orange Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Gemini, The Star is Located at 4,941 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 52005 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 52,005th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 2615 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 2,615th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 33715 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 33,715th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 96363 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 96,363rd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 17.64-18.38 Solar Masses (18,478-19,253 Jupiter Masses; 5,873,432-6,119,823 Earth Masses; 35,077-36,548 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 306-361 Solar Radius (426,161,304-502,758,924 km in Diameter; 1.42436-1.68037 AU; 93,636-130,321 Solar Areas or 28,652,616-47,045,881 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 31,048-49,925 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,380-4,541 Kelvin (4,107-4,268 °C; 7,424-7,714 °F)
* Spectral Type: K4-6Iab-Ib
* Right Ascension: 07h 00m 15.8234s
* Declination: +16° 04' 44.385"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.69
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

41 Geminorum, HD 52005, HR 2615, HIP 33715, SAO 96363, BD +16° 1354, IRAS 06573+1608, IRC +20163, TYC 1344-969-1, 2MASS J07001582+1604443
CD -67° 174

CD -67° 174, Also Named **Western New Methuselah**, is a Orange Giant Stars in The Constellation Hydrus, The Star is Located at 829 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 3.128 Solar Masses
* Radius: 15.79 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 181 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,315 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: G8III
* Right Ascension: 03h 13m 53.585s
* Declination: -67° 11' 05.189"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.92

### Other Designations

Western New Methuselah, CD -67° 174, CP -67° 214, TYC 8866-409-1, 2MASS J03135356-6711051
3 Ceti

3 Ceti, Also Named **HD 225212**, **BD -11° 6194** or **IRAS 00019-1047**, is a Orange Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Cetus, The Star is Located at 2,620 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 225212 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 225,212th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 9103 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 9,103rd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 355 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 355th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 147066 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 147,066th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 13.11-15.38 Solar Masses (13,733-16,111 Jupiter Masses; 4,365,119-5,120,940 Earth Masses; 26,069-30,583 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 182-216 Solar Radius (253,468,488-300,819,744 km in Diameter; 0.84717-1.00543 AU; 33,124-46,656 Solar Areas or 6,028,568-10,077,696 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 11,578-17,452 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,438-4,514 Kelvin (4,165-4,241 °C; 7,529-7,666 °F)
* Spectral Type: K5Ib-K6Ib
* Right Ascension: 00h 04m 30.1182732s
* Declination: -10° 30' 34.284891"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.924
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

3 Ceti (8 G. Ceti), HD 225212, HR 9103, HIP 355, SAO 147066, BD -11° 6194, IRAS 00019-1047, IRC -10001, TYC 5263-1049-1, 2MASS J00043012-1030344
BPS CS29497-0004

BPS CS29497-0004 is a Metal-Poor Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Sculptor, The Star is Located at 15,717 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.813 Solar Masses
* Radius: 23.64 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 344 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,104 Kelvin (4,831 °C; 8,728 °F)
* Age: 13.2 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no or K0II-III
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -4.86 dex
* Right Ascension: 00h 28m 06.9155s
* Declination: -26° 03' 04.269"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +14.07

### Other Designations

BPS CS29497-0004, 2MASS J00280692-2603042
BU Crucis

BU Crucis, Also Named **HD 111934** or **NGC 4755 GDPR 106**. is a Blue Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Crux, The Star is Located at 7,229 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 63-75 Solar Masses
* Radius: 49 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 767,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 24,400 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: B2Ia
* Right Ascension: 12h 53m 37.6193s
* Declination: -60° 21' 25.426"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.84 (+6.79 to +6.91)
* Variable Star Type: Suspected Eclipsing Binary Star

### Other Designations

BU Crucis, HD 111934, HIP 62913, SAO 252070, CD -59° 4458, CP -59° 4543, NGC 4755 GDPR 106, TYC 8989-3109-1, 2MASS J12533761-6021254
BPS CS29491-0069

BPS CS29491-0069 is a Metal-Poor Star in The Constellation Pisces Austrinus, The Star is Located at 8,031 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 0.823 Solar Masses
* Radius: 18.37 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 213 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,131 Kelvin (4,858 °C; 8,776 °F)
* Age: 13 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no or K0III
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -3.64 dex
* Right Ascension: 22h 31m 02.1859s
* Declination: -32° 38' 36.527"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +13.09

### Other Designations

BPS CS29491-0069, 2MASS J22310218-3238365
BI 253

BI 253 is a Deep Blue Main Sequence Star in The Large Magellanic Cloud, The Star is Located at Around 164,000 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 108 Solar Masses (113,130 Jupiter Masses; 35,959,788 Earth Masses; 214,755 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 14 Solar Radius (19,497,576 km in Diameter; 0.06517 AU; 196 Solar Areas or 2,744 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,550,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 54,467 Kelvin (54,194 °C; 97,581 °F)
* Spectral Type: O4V
* Right Ascension: 05h 37m 34.4595s
* Declination: -69° 01' 10.178"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +13.669
Achernar

Achernar, Also Named **Alpha Eridani**, **HD 10144** or **IRAS 01358-5729**, is a Blue-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Eridanus, The Star is Located at 144 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 10144 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 10,144th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 472 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 472nd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 7588 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 7,588th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 232481 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 232,481st stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 11.4 Solar Masses or 6 Solar Masses
* Radius: 8.167 Solar Radius or 6.78-9.16 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 6,513 Solar Luminosities or 3,493 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 18,136 Kelvin (17,863 °C; 32,185 °F) or 12,673-17,124 Kelvin (12,400-16,851 °C; 22,352-30,364 °F)
* Age: 75 Million Years or 6,387 Million Years (in Elite Dangerous)
* Spectral Type: B6IV-V
* Right Ascension: 01h 37m 42.84548s
* Declination: -57° 14' 12.3101"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +0.46

### Other Designations

水委一, Achernar, Alpha Eridani, HD 10144, HR 472, HIP 7588, SAO 232481, CD -57° 316, CP -57° 334, IRAS 01358-5729, TYC 8478-1395-1, 2MASS J01374284-5714119

## See Also

* Altair
* Vega
* Regulus
* Spica
CD -80° 873

CD -80° 873 is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Hydrus, The Star is Located at 1,654 Light Years From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 2.917 Solar Masses
* Radius: 15.392 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 146.29 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,110 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: K0III
* Right Ascension: 00h 05m 01.9155s
* Declination: -79° 57' 34.046"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.50

### Other Designations

HD 13, CD -80° 873, CP -80° 1083, TYC 9354-529-1
18 Herculis

18 Herculis, Also Named **HD 146915**, **BD +23° 2918** or **IRAS 16157+2343**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Hercules, The Star is Located at 1,012 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 146915 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 146,915th 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 79846 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 79,846th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 84290 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 84,290th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.853 Solar Masses (2,989 Jupiter Masses; 949,938 Earth Masses; 5,673 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 22.91 Solar Radius (31,906,390 km in Diameter; 0.10664 AU; 525 Solar Areas or 12,025 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 192 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,486 Kelvin (4,213 °C; 7,615 °F)
* Spectral Type: K5III
* Right Ascension: 16h 17m 51.5474s
* Declination: +23° 36' 26.311"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +7.1974

### Other Designations

18 Herculis, HD 146915, HIP 79846, SAO 84290, BD +23° 2918, IRAS 16157+2343, TYC 2042-344-1, 2MASS J16175154+2336262
BL Herculis

BL Herculis, Also named **HD 347827**, is a Yellow-White Giant Stars in The Constellation Hercules, The Star is Located at 3,852 Light Years Away From Earth

BL Herculis is an Prototype of BL Herculis Variable Star, an Subtypes of Type II Cepheid Variable Stars

## Information

* Mass: 0.767 Solar Masses (803 Jupiter Masses; 255,381 Earth Masses; 1,525 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 8.83-9.15 Solar Radius (12,297,400-12,743,059 km in Diameter; 0.0411-0.04259 AU; 77.97-83.72 Solar Areas or 688.47-766.06 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 135-224 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,624-7,382 Kelvin (6,351-7,109 °C; 11,464-12,828 °F)
* Spectral Type: F0-6II-III
* Right Ascension: 18h 01m 09.2241s
* Declination: +19° 14' 56.696"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.70

### Other Designations

BL Herculis, HD 347827, HIP 88242, TYC 1562-1255-1, 2MASS J18010922+1914567
33 Comae Berenices

33 Comae Berenices, Also Named **HD 111892** or **BD +17° 2553**, is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Coma Berenices, The Star is Located at 391 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 111892 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 111,892nd 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 62819 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 62,819th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 100311 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 100,311th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.288 Solar Masses (1,349 Jupiter Masses; 428,854 Earth Masses; 2,561 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.514 Solar Radius (2,108,524 km in Diameter; 0.00705 AU; 2.292 Solar Areas or 3.47 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 2.853 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,096 Kelvin (5,823 °C; 10,513 °F)
* Spectral Type: F8-9IV-V
* Right Ascension: 12h 52m 22.8591s
* Declination: +17° 06' 30.206"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.919

### Other Designations

33 Comae Berenices, HD 111892, HIP 62819, SAO 100311, BD +17° 2553, TYC 1449-262-1, 2MASS J12522283+1706303
53 Cancri

Object type: M-type red giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 2.758-2.906 Solar Masses (2,889-3,044 Jupiter Masses; 918,306-967,585 Earth Masses; 5,484-5,778 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 1,292 ly

53 Cancri, Also Named **BO Cancri**, **HD 75716**, **BD +28° 1659** or **IRAS 08494+2826**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Cancer, The Star is Located at 1,292 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 75716 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 75,716th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 3521 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 3,521st stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 43575 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 43,575th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 80476 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 80,476th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.758-2.906 Solar Masses (2,889-3,044 Jupiter Masses; 918,306-967,585 Earth Masses; 5,484-5,778 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 97.96-116.89 Solar Radius (136,427,325-162,790,833 km in Diameter; 0.45598-0.54409 AU; 9,596-13,663 Solar Areas or 940,040-1,597,100 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,447-2,312 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,596-3,700 Kelvin (3,323-3,427 °C; 6,013-6,200 °F)
* Spectral Type: M3IIIe
* Right Ascension: 08h 52m 28.5899s
* Declination: +28° 15' 32.968"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.23
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

53 Cancri, BO Cancri, HD 75716, HR 3521, HIP 43575, SAO 80476, BD +28° 1659, IRAS 08494+2826, IRC +30202, TYC 1949-2013-1, 2MASS J08522858+2815328
CD -33° 8308

CD -33° 8308 is a Metal-Poor Stars in The Constellation Hydra, The Star is Located at 5,032 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HIP 59892 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 59,892nd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 0.836 Solar Masses
* Radius: 8.791 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 53.73 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,269 Kelvin (4,996 °C; 9,025 °F)
* Age: 12.8 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: CEMP-no or G8IIIwl-G9IIIwl
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -1.79 dex
* Right Ascension: 12h 17m 02.5667s
* Declination: -34° 27' 42.763"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +11.3986
39 Tauri

39 Tauri is a G type main sequence star 55 Light years away. He is the primary of a binary system in which the secondary's spectral type is unknown but maybe another G type main sequence . He does take good care of his son because he has life and is very fragile.

## Planetary System

On March 2 2021 , scientists discovered 39 Tauri Ab , a super-Earth in the habitable zone of 39 Tauri A .
CD -48° 14688

Object type: Yellow dwarf star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 1.0116 Solar Masses (1,060 Jupiter Masses; 336,823 Earth Masses; 2,012 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 613 ly

CD -48° 14688, Also Named **HD 78** or **CP -48° 11011**, is a Yellow Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Phoenix, The Star is Located at 613 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 78 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 78th 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 467 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 467th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 214960 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 214,960th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.0116 Solar Masses (1,060 Jupiter Masses; 336,823 Earth Masses; 2,012 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 1.0039 Solar Radius (1,398,115 km in Diameter; 0.00467 AU; 1.008 Solar Areas or 1.012 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1.0141 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,781 Kelvin (5,508 °C; 9,946 °F)
* Spectral Type: G2V
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -0.01 dex
* Age: 4.3 Billion Years
* Right Ascension: 00h 05m 35.2085s
* Declination: -47° 34' 09.666"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.65

### Other Designations

HD 78, HIP 467, SAO 214960, CD -48° 14688, CP -48° 11011, TYC 8025-60-1
44 Aquarii

44 Aquarii, Also Named **HD 211434**, **BD -06° 5960** or **IRAS 22144-0538**, is a Orange Giant Stars in The Constellation Aquarius, The Star is Located at 353 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 211434 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 211,434th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8504 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,504th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 110023 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 110,023rd stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 145993 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 145,993rd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.543-2.609 Solar Masses (2,664-2,733 Jupiter Masses; 846,720-868,695 Earth Masses; 5,057-5,188 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 9.748-10.367 Solar Radius (13,575,884-14,437,955 km in Diameter; 0.04537-0.04826 AU; 95-107 Solar Areas or 926-1,114 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 59.67-71.96 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,138-5,221 Kelvin (4,865-4,948 °C; 8,789-8,938 °F)
* Spectral Type: G9III-K0III
* Right Ascension: 22h 17m 06.4996s
* Declination: -05° 23' 13.796"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.751

### Other Designations

44 Aquarii, HD 211434, HR 8504, HIP 110023, SAO 145993, BD -06° 5960, IRAS 22144-0538, TYC 5231-1818-1, 2MASS J22170649-0523138
BD+17 3248

BD+17 3248 is a Metal Poor Giant Star in the constellation Hercules. It has a class of K1.5II/IIIb. He is 23 times of SR.

## Information

* Mass: 0.933 Solar Masses
* Radius: 17.19 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 219 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,810 Kelvin
* Age: 13.4 Billion Years

## See Also

* CS31082-0001
* HD 140283
* HE 0107-5240
* HE1523-0901
46 Leonis

46 Leonis, Also Named **ES Leonis**, **HD 91232**, **BD +14° 2255** or **IRAS 10295+1423**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Leo, The Star is Located at 928 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 91232 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 91,232nd stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 4127 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 4,127th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 51585 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 51,585th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 99172 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 99,172nd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.592-3.128 Solar Masses
* Radius: 94.66 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 1,944 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,939 Kelvin (3,666 °C; 6,631 °F)
* Spectral Type: M0III
* Right Ascension: 10h 32m 11.7734s
* Declination: +14° 08' 14.171"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.46

### Other Designations

46 Leonis, ES Leonis, HD 91232, HR 4127, HIP 51585, SAO 99172, BD +14° 2255, IRAS 10295+1423, IRC +10231, TYC 844-1428-1, 2MASS J10321179+1048142
CD -44° 15454

CD -44° 15454 is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Phoenix, The Star is Located at 716 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.513 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.682 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 6.936 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 7,217 Kelvin
* Spectral Type: F2V
* Right Ascension: 00h 06m 02.3732s
* Declination: -43° 41' 29.859"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +9.198

### Other Designations

HD 131, SAO 214962, CD -44° 15454, CP -44° 10403, TYC 7529-350-1
15 Sagittarii

15 Sagittarii, Also Named **HD 167264**, **HR 6822** or **BD -20° 5054**, is a Blue Supergiant Stars in The Constellation Sagittarius, The Star is Located at 4,582 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 167264 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 167,264th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6822 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,822nd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 89439 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 89,439th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 186543 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 186,543rd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 31 Solar Masses
* Radius: 18.82 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 190,000 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 27,768 Kelvin (27,495 °C; 49,523 °F)
* Spectral Type: B0Iab
* Right Ascension: 18h 15m 12.9063s
* Declination: -20° 43' 41.768"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.37

### Other Designations

15 Sagittarii, HD 167264, HR 6822, HIP 89439, SAO 186543, BD -20° 5054, TYC 6276-1023-1, 2MASS J18151291-2043418
313 G. Ceti

Object type: Orange giant star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 2.489 Solar Masses (2,607 Jupiter Masses; 828,740 Earth Masses; 4,949 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 438 ly

313 G. Ceti, Also Named **HD 19121**, **BD +01° 534** or **IRAS 03020+0140**, is a Orange Giant Stars in The Constellation Cetus, The Star is Located at 438 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 19121 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 19,121st stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 926 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 926th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 14315 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 14,315th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 110945 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 110,945th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.489 Solar Masses (2,607 Jupiter Masses; 828,740 Earth Masses; 4,949 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 10.23 Solar Radius (14,247,157 km in Diameter; 0.04762 AU; 105 Solar Areas or 1,071 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 69.42 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,209 Kelvin (4,936 °C; 8,917 °F)
* Spectral Type: G9III-K0III
* Right Ascension: 03h 04m 38.0665s
* Declination: +01° 51' 48.974"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.035

### Other Designations

313 G. Ceti, HD 19121, HR 926, HIP 14315, SAO 110945, BD +01° 534, IRAS 03020+0140, TYC 55-1908-1, 2MASS J03043807+0151488
12 Cephei

12 Cephei, Also Named **HD 207528**, **BD +60° 2294** or **IRAS 21459+6027**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Cepheus, The Star is Located at 416 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 207528 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 207,528th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8339 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,339th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 107586 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 107,586th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 19642 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 19,642nd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.863 Solar Masses (2,999 Jupiter Masses; 953,267 Earth Masses; 5,693 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 74.87 Solar Radius (104,270,251 km in Diameter; 0.3485 AU; 5,606 Solar Areas or 419,685 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,076 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,819 Kelvin (3,546 °C; 6,415 °F)
* Spectral Type: M2III
* Right Ascension: 21h 47m 25.2953s
* Declination: +60° 41' 33.679"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +5.514
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

12 Cephei, HD 207528, HR 8339, HIP 107586, SAO 19642, BD +60° 2294, IRAS 21459+6027, IRC +60329, TYC 4262-2280-1, 2MASS J21472530+6041337
24 Scorpii

24 Scorpii, Also Named **HD 150416**, **BD -17° 4618** or **IRAS 16386-1738**, is a Yellow Bright Giant Stars in The Constellation Scorpius, The Star is Located at 388 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 150416 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 150,416th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 6196 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 6,196th stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 81724 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 81,724th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 160046 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 160,046th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 3.741 Solar Masses (3,919 Jupiter Masses; 1,245,607 Earth Masses; 7,439 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 28.09 Solar Radius (39,120,494 km in Diameter; 0.13075 AU; 789 Solar Areas or 22,164 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 569 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,318 Kelvin (5,045 °C; 9,113 °F)
* Spectral Type: G7II-G8II
* Right Ascension: 16h 41m 34.3835s
* Declination: -17° 44' 31.8"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.923

### Other Designations

24 Scorpii, HD 150416, HR 6196, HIP 81724, SAO 160046, BD -17° 4618, IRAS 16386-1738, IRC -20325, TYC 6221-904-1, 2MASS J16413436-1744319
18 Camelopardalis

18 Camelopardalis, Also Named **HD 36066**, is a Yellow-White Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Camelopardalis, The Star is Located at 142 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.279 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.326 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 2.319 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 6,185 Kelvin
* Age: 3.6 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: F8V
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -0.16 dex
* Right Ascension: 05h 32m 33.8003s
* Declination: +57° 13' 15.855"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +6.279

### Other Designations

18 Camelopardalis, HD 36066, HR 1828, HIP 25973, SAO 25241, BD +57° 889, TYC 3756-1654-1
BPS CS22892-0052

Sneden’s Star(BPS CS22892-0052) is a Ultra Metal Poor Red Giant Star . It has a class of K3 II Fe-3.1

## Information

* Mass: 0.789 Solar Masses - 1.014 Solar Masses
* Radius: 91.4 Solar Radius(73-95)
* Luminosity: 3,840 Solar Luminosities - 4,750 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,225 Kelvin - 4,570 Kelvin
* Age: 13.14 Billion Years

## See Also

* HD 140283
* HE 0107-5240
* HE 1523-0901
* SDSS J102915.14+172927.9
Alpha Tucanae

Alpha Tucanae, Also Named **HD 211416**, **CP -60° 7561** or **IRAS 22150-6030**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Tucana, The Star is Located at 186 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 211416 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 211,416th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8502 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,502nd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 110130 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 110,130th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 255193 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 255,193rd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.896 Solar Masses (3,034 Jupiter Masses; 964,255 Earth Masses; 5,759 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 41.29 Solar Radius (57,503,922 km in Diameter; 0.19219 AU; 1,705 Solar Areas or 70,394 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 621 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 4,484 Kelvin (4,211 °C; 7,612 °F)
* Spectral Type: K5III
* Right Ascension: 22h 18m 30.1124s
* Declination: -60° 15' 34.666"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +2.82

### Other Designations

Alpha Tucanae, HD 211416, HR 8502, HIP 110130, SAO 255193, CP -60° 7561, IRAS 22150-6030, TYC 9117-1947-1, 2MASS J22183009-6015345
Brachium

Brachium, Also Named **Sigma Librae**, **HD 133216**, **CD -24° 11834**, **CP -24° 5432** or **IRAS 15011-2505**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Libra, The Star is Located at 266 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 133216 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 133,216th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 5603 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 5,603rd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 73714 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 73,714th stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 183139 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 183,139th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 2.859-3.143 Solar Masses (2,995-3,292 Jupiter Masses; 951,935-1,046,496 Earth Masses; 5,685-6,250 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 103-125 Solar Radius (143,446,452-174,085,500 km in Diameter; 0.47944-0.58184 AU; 10,609-15,625 Solar Areas or 1,092,727-1,953,125 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 1,584-2,651 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,588-3,704 Kelvin (3,315-3,431 °C; 5,999-6,208 °F)
* Spectral Type: M3III
* Right Ascension: 15h 04m 04.2148s
* Declination: -25° 16' 55.09"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +3.21
* Variable Star Type: Semi-Regular Variable Star

### Other Designations

Brachium, Sigma Librae, 20 Librae, HD 133216, HR 5603, HIP 73714, SAO 183139, CD -24° 11834, CP -24° 5432, IRAS 15011-2505, IRC -30228, TYC 6752-1455-1, 2MASS J15040422-2516549
AA Cassiopeiae

AA Cassiopeiae, Also Named **HD 7861**, **BD +55° 290** or **IRAS 01163+5604**, is a Red Giant Stars in The Constellation Cassiopeia, The Star is Located at 1,595 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 7861 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 7,861st 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 6191 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 6,191st stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 22182 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 22,182nd stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 1.262-1.513 Solar Masses (1,322-1,585 Jupiter Masses; 420,197-503,770 Earth Masses; 2,509-3,009 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 197-238 Solar Radius (274,358,748-331,458,792 km in Diameter; 0.91699-1.10783 AU; 38,809-56,644 Solar Areas or 7,645,373-13,481,272 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 3,152-5,807 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 3,197-3,266 Kelvin (2,924-2,993 °C; 5,295-5,419 °F)
* Spectral Type: M6III
* Right Ascension: 01h 19m 25.6581s
* Declination: +56° 19' 45.019"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +8.54
* Variable Star Type: Slow Irregular Variable Star
* Evolutionary Stage: Asymptotic Giant Branch

### Other Designations

AA Cassiopeiae, HD 7861, HIP 6191, SAO 22182, BD +55° 290, IRAS 01163+5604, IRC +60044, TYC 3677-2203-1, 2MASS J01192566+5619447
BD+20 274 System

BD+20 274 is a triple star system in the constellation Aries. The Primary (Aa) Star is a Orange Giant of Class K5III and 17 Solar radius. The main component has a Ab companion a K7V Star at 1.5 SR , that is too large for a K type star but that’s the way it is. B is a Orange Star of Class K5V and 1.6 SR. In 2012 a extrasolar planet BD+20 274 Ac was discovered orbiting the Primary Star .
CD -53° 227

CD -53° 227, Also Named **South Hevaberth**, is a Yellow-Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Phoenix, The Star is Located at 1,143 Light Years Away From Earth

## Information

* Mass: 1.034 Solar Masses
* Radius: 1.127 Solar Radius
* Luminosity: 1.362 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 5,865 Kelvin
* Age: 8.1 Billion Years
* Spectral Type: G0V-G1V
* Metallicity [Fe/H]: -0.36 dex
* Right Ascension: 01h 09m 26.4623s
* Declination: -52° 26' 54.871"
* Apparent Magnitude (G): +11.363
* Apparent Magnitude (J): +10.511

### Other Designations

South Hevaberth, CD -53° 227, CP -53° 263, TYC 8038-1084-1, 2MASS J01092646-5226548

## See Also

* CD -53° 229
* HE 0107-5240
10 Lacertae

Object type: Deep blue dwarf star
Number of stars: 1
Total mass: 29.06 Solar Masses (30,440 Jupiter Masses; 9,675,847 Earth Masses; 57,785 Septillion Tonnes)
Distance from the sun: 2,669 ly

10 Lacertae, Also Named **HD 214680** or **BD +38° 4826**, is a Deep Blue Main Sequence Stars in The Constellation Lacerta, The Star is Located at 2,669 Light Years Away From Earth

The name HD 214680 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 214,680th stars in the Henry Draper catalogue, and The name HR 8622 derives directly from the fact that the star in the 8,622nd stars in the Bright Star catalogue

The name HIP 111841 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 111,841st stars in the Hipparcos catalogue, and The name SAO 72575 derives directly from the fact that the star is the 72,575th stars in the Smithsonian Astrophysical Star catalogue

## Information

* Mass: 29.06 Solar Masses (30,440 Jupiter Masses; 9,675,847 Earth Masses; 57,785 Septillion Tonnes)
* Radius: 8.636 Solar Radius (12,027,219 km in Diameter; 0.0402 AU; 74.58 Solar Areas or 644.08 Solar Volumes)
* Luminosity: 116,539 Solar Luminosities
* Temperature: 36,289 Kelvin (36,016 °C; 64,861 °F)
* Spectral Type: O6V-O7V
* Right Ascension: 22h 39m 15.6786372s
* Declination: +39° 03' 00.971152"
* Apparent Magnitude (V): +4.87998

### Other Designations

10 Lacertae, HD 214680, HR 8622, HIP 111841, SAO 72575, BD +38° 4826, TYC 3201-94-1, 2MASS J22391567+3903011