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CoRoT-1

CoRoT-1 is a yellow dwarf main sequence star similar to the Sun. The star is located approximately 2,510 light-years away in the constellation of Monoceros. The apparent magnitude of this star is 13.6, which means it is not visible to the naked eye; however, it can be seen through a medium-sized amateur telescope on a clear, dark night. The first…

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Characteristics

G-typeEarthLucky imagingLa Silla ObservatoryChile
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Planetary system

TransitingAUMercuryTidally lockedInfrared
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Overview

Yellow dwarfMain sequenceStarSunLight-years
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Nomenclature

FrenchExoplanetsSiriusProcyon
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Apparent magnitude (H)
12.218 ±0.026
Apparent magnitude (I)
12.88 ±0.04
Apparent magnitude (J)
12.462 ±0.029
Apparent magnitude (K)
12.149 ±0.027
Apparent magnitude (V)
13.6 · ~13.6
Constellation
Monoceros

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CoRoT-1

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples50
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
Components1

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CoRoT-1

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related to Planetary system · 11
CoRoT-1 → AU, CoRoT Mission, CoRot-1b, In, Jupiter's, Jupiters, Mercury, Sun, The, This, Unlike
related to Characteristics · 10
CoRoT-1 → At, Chile, Danish, Earth, G-type, La Silla Observatory, Likewise, Lucky, Sun, Sun's
related to Nomenclature · 9
CoRoT-1 → CoRoT, CoRoT's, December, French-directed Convection, Planetary Transits, Procyon, Rotation, Sirius, The
related to Variability · 4
CoRoT-1 → CoRoT, May, Sun, When CoRoT-1
related to External links · 3
CoRoT-1 → Archived, Exoplanets, Retrieved
Apparent magnitude (V) · 2
CoRoT-1 → 13.6, ~13.6
Apparent magnitude (H) · 1
CoRoT-1 → 12.218 ±0.026
Apparent magnitude (I) · 1
CoRoT-1 → 12.88 ±0.04
Apparent magnitude (J) · 1
CoRoT-1 → 12.462 ±0.029
Apparent magnitude (K) · 1
CoRoT-1 → 12.149 ±0.027

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star approximately corot sun planet exoplanet telescope similar first apparent magnitude 13 hot monoceros away discovered mission orbits exoplanets mass

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CoRoT-1Apparent magnitude (H)12.218 ±0.0261.00infobox
CoRoT-1Apparent magnitude (I)12.88 ±0.041.00infobox
CoRoT-1Apparent magnitude (J)12.462 ±0.0291.00infobox
CoRoT-1Apparent magnitude (K)12.149 ±0.0271.00infobox
CoRoT-1Apparent magnitude (V)13.61.00infobox
CoRoT-1Apparent magnitude (V)~13.61.00infobox
CoRoT-1ConstellationMonoceros1.00infobox
CoRoT-1Declination−03° 06′ 07.711″1.00infobox
CoRoT-1Evolutionary stagemain sequence1.00infobox
CoRoT-1Right ascension06h 48m 19.1724s1.00infobox
CoRoT-1Spectral typeG0V1.00infobox
CoRoT-1Variable typePulsating variable1.00infobox
CoRoT-1is ayellow dwarf main sequence star similar to the Sun0.90text

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