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Kepler-70

Kepler-70, also known as KIC 5807616 and KOI-55, is a star about 3,600 light-years (1,100 parsecs) away in the constellation Cygnus, with an apparent visual magnitude of 14.87. This is too faint to be seen with the naked eye; viewing it requires a telescope with an aperture of 40 cm (20 in) or more.

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Apparent magnitude (B)
14.71
Apparent magnitude (H)
15.59
Apparent magnitude (I)
15.72
Apparent magnitude (J)
15.36
Apparent magnitude (R)
15.43
Apparent magnitude (U)
13.80

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Kepler-70

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples31
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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related to Search for planets · 13
Kepler-70 → According, Charpinet, However, Kepler, Kepler-70b, Kepler-70c, KOI-55, Nature, On December, PSR J1719, Stephane Charpinet, The, They
related to Properties · 6
Kepler-70 → B-type, B0-type, It, Sun, The, When
Apparent magnitude (B) · 1
Kepler-70 → 14.71
Apparent magnitude (H) · 1
Kepler-70 → 15.59
Apparent magnitude (I) · 1
Kepler-70 → 15.72
Apparent magnitude (J) · 1
Kepler-70 → 15.36
Apparent magnitude (R) · 1
Kepler-70 → 15.43
Apparent magnitude (U) · 1
Kepler-70 → 13.80
Apparent magnitude (V) · 1
Kepler-70 → 14.87
Constellation · 1
Kepler-70 → Cygnus

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star planets two helium giant core white temperature radius koi-55 apparent magnitude stage sdb cygnus also known red host kic

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Kepler-70Apparent magnitude (B)14.711.00infobox
Kepler-70Apparent magnitude (H)15.591.00infobox
Kepler-70Apparent magnitude (I)15.721.00infobox
Kepler-70Apparent magnitude (J)15.361.00infobox
Kepler-70Apparent magnitude (R)15.431.00infobox
Kepler-70Apparent magnitude (U)13.801.00infobox
Kepler-70Apparent magnitude (V)14.871.00infobox
Kepler-70ConstellationCygnus1.00infobox
Kepler-70Declination+41° 05′ 33.8822″1.00infobox
Kepler-70Evolutionary stagehorizontal branch1.00infobox
Kepler-70Right ascension19h 45m 25.47457s1.00infobox
Kepler-70Spectral typesdB1.00infobox

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