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Avior is the star Epsilon Carinae. Avior has a magnitude of +1,86 mag. Avior is 630 lightyears away and from the spectral type K0 (Morgan-Keenan: K3III+B2:V).


Koordinaten (Äquinoktium 2000.0)

  • right ascension: 8h22m30.80s
  • declination: -59°30'35.0"

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Epsilon Carinae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (128 words)
At apparent magnitude +1.86 it is one of the brightest stars in the nighttime sky, but is not visible from the northern hemisphere.
It also has the traditional name Avior; the origin of this name is not known.
Epsilon Carinae is in fact a double star and is 630 light years away from Earth.
Avior (199 words)
According to Lynne Marie Stockman, the name "Avior" is a coinage of Great Britain's H.
The spectrum of Avior is a composite spectrum characteristic of a K3III giant and a B2V main sequence star.
The giant would be an orange star with an effective temperature of 4100 K, a mass of about 4.6 times that of the sun, and a diameter about 20 times that of the sun.
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