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6 Cassiopeiae

6 Cassiopeiae (6 Cas) is a white hypergiant in the constellation Cassiopeia, and a small-amplitude variable star. At 5th magnitude, it is visible to the naked eye under good observing conditions.

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Apparent magnitude (V)
5.34 - 5.45
B−V color index
+0.67
Constellation
Cassiopeia
Declination
+62° 12′ 52.26″
Right ascension
23h 48m 50.171s
Spectral type
A2.5 Ia+

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6 Cassiopeiae

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples34
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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6 Cassiopeiae

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related to System · 17
6 Cassiopeiae → A2, A3 Ia, A3Ia, Alpha Cygni, B9Ia, Both, Cas, Cassiopeia OB5, Cassiopeiae, Gaia, However, It, Its, Not, O9, Sun, The
related to Variability · 6
6 Cassiopeiae → Cas, Cyg, It, Manali Kallat Vainu Bappu, The, V566 Cassiopeiae
related to External links · 2
6 Cassiopeiae → Cassiopeiae, Jim Kaler's Stars
Apparent magnitude (V) · 1
6 Cassiopeiae → 5.34 - 5.45
B−V color index · 1
6 Cassiopeiae → +0.67
Constellation · 1
6 Cassiopeiae → Cassiopeia
Declination · 1
6 Cassiopeiae → +62° 12′ 52.26″
Right ascension · 1
6 Cassiopeiae → 23h 48m 50.171s
Spectral type · 1
6 Cassiopeiae → A2.5 Ia+
U−B color index · 1
6 Cassiopeiae → −0.02

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cassiopeiae cas variable hypergiant magnitude cassiopeia spectral star distance constellation type 000 stars white luminosity 34 45 a2 ia cyg

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
6 CassiopeiaeApparent magnitude (V)5.34 - 5.451.00infobox
6 CassiopeiaeB−V color index+0.671.00infobox
6 CassiopeiaeConstellationCassiopeia1.00infobox
6 CassiopeiaeDeclination+62° 12′ 52.26″1.00infobox
6 CassiopeiaeRight ascension23h 48m 50.171s1.00infobox
6 CassiopeiaeSpectral typeA2.5 Ia+1.00infobox
6 CassiopeiaeU−B color index−0.021.00infobox
6 CassiopeiaeVariable typeα Cyg1.00infobox
B9Iainstance oflater publications have given more conventional hypergiant spectral types0.80text
6 Cassiopeiaerelated to External linksCassiopeiae0.60section
6 Cassiopeiaerelated to External linksJim Kaler's Stars0.60section
6 Cassiopeiaerelated to SystemCassiopeiae0.60section

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