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This is the list of notable stars in the constellation Cassiopeia, sorted by decreasing brightness. This article is about the astronomical object. ... This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ... Cassiopeia (IPA: ) is a northern constellation which Greek mythology considered to represent a vain queen who boasted about her unrivaled beauty. ...

Name Designation Location Magnitude Dist. (ly) Sp. class Notes
B F HD HIP RA Dec vis. abs.
γ Cas γ 27 5394 4427 00h 56m 42.50s +60° 43′ 00.3″ 2.15 −4.22 613 B0IV:evar Tsih, Marj, Navi; prototype of the γ Cas variables
α Cas α 18 3712 3179 00h 40m 30.39s +56° 32′ 14.7″ 2.24 −1.99 228 K0II-IIIvar Schedar
β Cas β 11 432 746 00h 09m 10.09s +59° 09′ 00.8″ 2.28 1.17 54 F2III-IV Caph, Al Sanam al Nakah; δ Sct variable
δ Cas δ 37 8538 6686 01h 25m 48.60s +60° 14′ 07.5″ 2.66 0.24 99 A5Vv SB Ruchbah, Ksora; eclipsing binary
ε Cas ε 45 11415 8886 01h 54m 23.68s +63° 40′ 12.5″ 3.35 −2.31 442 B2pvar Segin
η Cas η 24 4614 3821 00h 49m 05.10s +57° 48′ 59.6″ 3.46 4.59 19 G0V SB Achird; nearby binary star
ζ Cas ζ 17 3360 2920 00h 36m 58.27s +53° 53′ 49.0″ 3.69 −2.62 597 B2IV
50 Cas 50 12216 9598 02h 03m 26.19s +72° 25′ 16.5″ 3.95 0.47 162 A2V NGC 771
κ Cas κ 15 2905 2599 00h 32m 59.99s +62° 55′ 54.4″ 4.17 −6.34 4127 B1Ia α Cyg variable
θ Cas θ 33 6961 5542 01h 11m 05.93s +55° 08′ 59.8″ 4.34 1.22 137 A7Vvar Marfak
ι Cas ι 15089 11569 02h 29m 03.99s +67° 24′ 08.6″ 4.46 1.27 141 A5p Sr α2 CVn variable
ο Cas ο 22 4180 3504 00h 44m 43.50s +48° 17′ 03.8″ 4.48 −2.74 906 B5III triple star, γ Cas variable
48 Cas A 48 12111 9480 02h 01m 57.55s +70° 54′ 25.4″ 4.49 1.72 117 A3IV quadruple star
ρ Cas ρ 7 224014 117863 23h 54m 23.04s +57° 29′ 57.8″ 4.51 −8.25 11643 F8Iavar yellow hypergiant
υ2 Cas υ2 28 5395 4422 00h 56m 40.01s +59° 10′ 52.2″ 4.62 0.62 206 G8III-IV
χ Cas χ 39 9408 7294 01h 33m 55.93s +59° 13′ 55.5″ 4.68 0.70 204 K0III
ψ Cas ψ 36 8491 6692 01h 25m 55.90s +68° 07′ 47.8″ 4.72 0.86 193 K0III rotating ellipsoidal variable
λ Cas λ 14 2772 2505 00h 31m 46.32s +54° 31′ 20.4″ 4.74 −0.44 354 B8Vn
ξ Cas ξ 19 3901 3300 00h 42m 03.88s +50° 30′ 45.1″ 4.80 −2.86 1109 B2.5V
5015 4151 00h 53m 04.28s +61° 07′ 24.8″ 4.80 3.46 61 F8V spectroscopic binary
R Cas 224490 23h 58m 24.80s +51° 23′ 19.0″ 4.80 Mira variable (visual magnitude 4.7–13.7)
υ1 Cas υ1 26 5234 4292 00h 55m 00.19s +58° 58′ 22.1″ 4.83 −0.65 406 K2III
1 Cas 1 218376 114104 23h 06m 36.81s +59° 25′ 11.2″ 4.84 −2.81 1105 B0.5IV
19275 14862 03h 11m 56.24s +74° 23′ 37.9″ 4.85 1.37 162 A2Vnn
τ Cas τ 5 223165 117301 23h 47m 03.39s +58° 39′ 06.7″ 4.88 1.26 173 K1III
σ Cas σ 8 224572 118243 23h 59m 00.53s +55° 45′ 17.8″ 4.88 −3.47 1523 B1V...
AR Cas 221253 115990 23h 30m 01.92s +58° 32′ 56.1″ 4.89 −1.34 575 B3IV Algol variable
ν Cas ν 25 4636 3801 00h 48m 49.99s +50° 58′ 05.5″ 4.90 −0.49 389 B9III
π Cas π 20 4058 3414 00h 43m 28.09s +47° 01′ 28.7″ 4.95 1.31 174 A5V
φ Cas φ 34 7927 6242 01h 20m 04.92s +58° 13′ 53.8″ 4.95 −4.32 2329 F0Ia foreground star appearing among NGC 457
4 Cas 4 220652 115590 23h 24m 50.25s +62° 16′ 58.2″ 4.96 −1.91 771 M1III
ω Cas ω 46 11529 9009 01h 56m 00.00s +68° 41′ 07.0″ 4.97 −1.69 701 B8III
3240 2854 00h 36m 08.29s +54° 10′ 06.4″ 5.08 −0.87 505 B7III
V509 Cas 217476 113561 23h 00m 05.10s +56° 56′ 43.4″ 5.10 −6.77 7723 F80 yellow hypergiant
μ Cas μ 30 6582 5336 01h 08m 12.92s +54° 55′ 27.2″ 5.17 5.78 25 G5VIp/M5V Marfak; nearby
15920 12273 02h 38m 02.09s +72° 49′ 05.6″ 5.17 0.69 256 G8III
42 Cas 42 10250 8016 01h 42m 55.73s +70° 37′ 21.2″ 5.18 0.51 281 B9V
49 Cas 49 12339 9763 02h 05m 31.58s +76° 06′ 54.4″ 5.22 −0.36 426 G8III
47 Cas 47 12230 9727 02h 05m 07.05s +77° 16′ 53.2″ 5.27 2.64 109 F0Vn
40 Cas 40 9774 7650 01h 38m 30.94s +73° 02′ 24.3″ 5.28 −0.40 447 G8II-IIIvar
11946 9312 01h 59m 37.99s +64° 37′ 17.9″ 5.29 0.81 257 A0Vn
31 Cas 31 6829 5518 01h 10m 39.27s +68° 46′ 43.3″ 5.32 0.38 318 A0Vnn
4775 3951 00h 50m 43.57s +64° 14′ 51.3″ 5.35 −1.63 813 A4V comp SB
12 Cas 12 2011 1960 00h 24m 47.49s +61° 49′ 51.8″ 5.38 −1.47 763 B9III
4222 3544 00h 45m 17.20s +55° 13′ 17.1″ 5.41 0.25 351 A2Vs
23 Cas 23 4382 3721 00h 47m 46.02s +74° 50′ 51.3″ 5.42 −1.54 803 B8III
6 Cas 6 223385 117447 23h 48m 50.17s +62° 12′ 52.3″ 5.43 −8.06 16300 A3Ia comp
3574 3083 00h 39m 09.89s +49° 21′ 16.5″ 5.45 −2.60 1331 K5III
9900 7617 01h 38m 07.56s +57° 58′ 39.5″ 5.55 −2.17 1140 G5II
223173 117299 23h 47m 01.91s +57° 27′ 05.0″ 5.55 −3.00 1672 K3II
5408 4440 00h 56m 46.94s +60° 21′ 46.3″ 5.56 −0.81 614 B8V
6960 5566 01h 11m 25.52s +64° 12′ 09.8″ 5.56 0.06 410 B9.5V
220369 115395 23h 22m 32.52s +60° 08′ 00.6″ 5.56 −2.73 1482 K3II
10 Cas 10 144 531 00h 06m 26.53s +64° 11′ 46.2″ 5.57 −1.82 982 B9III
32 Cas 32 6972 5589 01h 11m 41.37s +65° 01′ 08.0″ 5.57 0.34 363 B9IV
43 Cas 43 10221 7965 01h 42m 20.44s +68° 02′ 35.0″ 5.57 −0.10 444 A0p SiSr
219134 114622 23h 13m 14.74s +57° 10′ 03.5″ 5.57 6.50 21 K3Vvar nearby flare star
224355 118077 23h 57m 08.49s +55° 42′ 20.6″ 5.57 1.45 218 G8Ib
224893 124 00h 01m 37.02s +61° 13′ 22.1″ 5.58 −4.75 3791 F0III
1976 1921 00h 24m 15.64s +52° 01′ 11.7″ 5.58 −2.54 1370 B5IV
219623 114924 23h 16m 42.19s +53° 12′ 50.6″ 5.58 4.04 66 F7V
2774 2497 00h 31m 41.21s +52° 50′ 22.4″ 5.59 0.18 393 K2III
53 Cas 53 12301 9573 02h 03m 00.19s +64° 23′ 24.1″ 5.59 −4.54 3468 B8Ib
17948 13665 02h 55m 56.74s +61° 31′ 15.8″ 5.59 3.48 86 F4V
10780 8362 01h 47m 44.06s +63° 51′ 11.2″ 5.63 5.64 33 K0V
21 Cas 21 4161 3572 00h 45m 39.11s +74° 59′ 17.3″ 5.64 0.89 290 A2IV YZ Cas; Algol variable
68 Cas 68 4142 3478 00h 44m 26.23s +47° 51′ 50.3″ 5.66 −1.18 760 B5V...
2 Cas 2 218753 114365 23h 09m 44.14s +59° 19′ 57.7″ 5.68 −3.23 1976 A5III
9352 7251 01h 33m 25.71s +58° 19′ 38.4″ 5.69 −3.20 1952 K0Ib+...
2054 1982 00h 25m 06.39s +53° 02′ 48.4″ 5.72 −0.33 528 B9IV
1239 1354 00h 16m 57.05s +61° 31′ 59.5″ 5.74 −0.73 642 G8III
6676 5361 01h 08m 33.45s +58° 15′ 48.5″ 5.77 −0.43 567 B8V
3283 2876 00h 36m 27.34s +60° 19′ 34.4″ 5.78 −4.29 3361 A4III
44 Cas 44 10425 8046 01h 43m 19.74s +60° 33′ 04.9″ 5.78 −1.46 913 B8IIIn
225289 418 00h 05m 06.13s +61° 18′ 50.3″ 5.80 −0.93 724 B8MNp...
16024 12239 02h 37m 36.01s +65° 44′ 43.3″ 5.80 −1.19 815 K5III
38 Cas 38 9021 7078 01h 31m 13.52s +70° 15′ 53.2″ 5.82 3.49 95 F6V
3856 3299 00h 42m 03.44s +66° 08′ 51.4″ 5.83 −0.11 503 G9III-IV
6210 5021 01h 04m 19.55s +61° 34′ 48.9″ 5.83 1.31 261 F6V
1279 1372 00h 17m 09.04s +47° 56′ 50.7″ 5.86 −1.47 953 B7III
4440 3750 00h 48m 08.88s +72° 40′ 28.0″ 5.86 1.69 223 K0IV
225009 207 00h 02m 36.08s +66° 05′ 56.3″ 5.87 −3.15 2076 G8III
7389 5926 01h 16m 11.90s +71° 44′ 37.8″ 5.87 −7.42 14818 K1V
19065 14502 03h 07m 19.02s +64° 03′ 27.4″ 5.89 −0.27 557 B9V
9 Cas 9 225180 330 00h 04m 13.66s +62° 17′ 15.6″ 5.90 −4.35 3663 A1III
6130 4962 01h 03m 37.01s +61° 04′ 29.4″ 5.92 −2.41 1509 F0II
2952 2611 00h 33m 10.32s +54° 53′ 42.3″ 5.93 0.62 376 K0III
2626 2377 00h 30m 19.91s +59° 58′ 39.2″ 5.94 −0.77 718 B9IIIn
SU Cas 17463 13367 02h 51m 58.75s +68° 53′ 18.7″ 5.94 −2.24 1411 F5:Ib-II Cepheid variable
16769 12821 02h 44m 49.67s +67° 49′ 29.0″ 5.95 0.47 406 A5III
5550 4572 00h 58m 31.00s +66° 21′ 06.6″ 5.97 0.66 376 A0III
123 518 00h 06m 15.54s +58° 26′ 12.1″ 5.98 4.44 66 G5V
6211 4998 01h 04m 02.39s +52° 30′ 08.3″ 5.99 −1.42 991 K2
52 Cas 52 12279 9564 02h 02m 52.49s +64° 54′ 05.4″ 6.00 1.30 284 A1Vn
11857 9220 01h 58m 33.22s +61° 41′ 52.1″ 6.02 −0.70 721 B5III
V373 Cas 224151 117957 23h 55m 33.84s +57° 24′ 43.8″ 6.03 B0.5IIv SB spectroscopic binary
4817 3988 00h 51m 16.39s +61° 48′ 19.8″ 6.04 −3.37 2489 K5Ib
55 Cas 55 13474 10438 02h 14m 29.10s +66° 31′ 28.0″ 6.05 −0.72 738 B9V+...
AO Cas 1337 1415 00h 17m 43.07s +51° 25′ 59.1″ 6.11 −5.11 5719 O9IIInn β Lyr variable
12173 9586 02h 03m 10.51s +73° 51′ 02.0″ 6.12 0.89 363 A5III
9030 7050 01h 30m 52.01s +66° 05′ 53.2″ 6.15 1.46 282 A2Vs
17958 13700 02h 56m 24.66s +64° 19′ 56.8″ 6.17 −1.80 1278 K3Ibvar
224784 43 00h 00m 30.98s +59° 33′ 35.1″ 6.18 0.59 427 G9III-IV
2589 2422 00h 30m 54.20s +77° 01′ 10.2″ 6.18 3.20 128 K0IV
13 Cas 13 2729 2474 00h 31m 25.20s +66° 31′ 10.7″ 6.18 −0.53 716 B6V
3924 3334 00h 42m 31.01s +58° 45′ 12.4″ 6.18 −1.29 1016 B9.5III
10543 8115 01h 44m 17.91s +57° 32′ 12.0″ 6.18 1.69 258 A3V
5343 4383 00h 56m 12.93s +57° 59′ 47.7″ 6.20 0.28 497 K3III
224870 106 00h 01m 19.24s +49° 58′ 53.7″ 6.22 −0.51 724 G7II-III
4881 4023 00h 51m 33.79s +51° 34′ 17.2″ 6.22 −1.51 1148 B9.5V
225094 274 00h 03m 25.72s +63° 38′ 25.9″ 6.24 −3.92 3505 B3Ia
217673 113684 23h 01m 30.72s +57° 06′ 19.7″ 6.24 −1.56 1181 K2II
222618 116912 23h 41m 54.56s +57° 15′ 35.9″ 6.24 −0.93 886 G8III
10587 8148 01h 44m 46.15s +57° 05′ 21.2″ 6.25 0.07 560 A2V
13222 10350 02h 13m 21.05s +74° 01′ 40.1″ 6.25 0.61 438 G8III
21970 17056 03h 39m 25.10s +75° 44′ 22.6″ 6.25 0.65 429 G9III-IV
RZ Cas 17138 13133 02h 48m 55.51s +69° 38′ 03.1″ 6.26 2.28 204 A3V Algol variable
222570 116876 23h 41m 26.80s +49° 30′ 44.9″ 6.26 −0.63 778 A4V
5128 4212 00h 53m 47.53s +52° 41′ 21.6″ 6.27 1.61 278 A5m
5273 4298 00h 55m 05.22s +48° 40′ 42.8″ 6.28 −0.68 803 M2.5IIIa
6540 5251 01h 07m 09.44s +53° 29′ 53.5″ 6.31 −1.79 1358 K0
7732 6261 01h 20m 19.45s +77° 34′ 13.7″ 6.31 0.98 379 G5III...
35 Cas 35 8003 6312 01h 21m 05.19s +64° 39′ 29.5″ 6.33 2.01 238 A2Vnn
10362 8020 01h 42m 58.32s +61° 25′ 15.9″ 6.33 −1.15 1022 B7II
223386 117450 23h 48m 53.91s +59° 58′ 44.2″ 6.33 1.22 344 A0V
8424 6685 01h 25m 46.30s +70° 58′ 47.7″ 6.34 0.35 514 A0Vnn
10293 7963 01h 42m 17.69s +58° 37′ 39.9″ 6.35 −1.90 1455 B8III
8272 6486 01h 23m 21.27s +58° 08′ 35.6″ 6.36 2.56 188 F4V
223421 117472 23h 49m 11.89s +58° 57′ 47.6″ 6.36 1.94 250 F2IV
7925 6378 01h 21m 58.94s +76° 14′ 20.0″ 6.37 1.95 250 F0IVn
21179 16319 03h 30m 19.39s +71° 51′ 50.0″ 6.37 −0.73 856 M2III
4818 3965 00h 50m 57.27s +51° 30′ 28.9″ 6.38 2.26 217 F2IV
4295 3641 00h 46m 38.23s +69° 19′ 31.3″ 6.39 3.35 132 F3V
5357 4446 00h 56m 54.99s +68° 46′ 32.7″ 6.39 2.51 195 F0m
7733 6093 01h 18m 13.89s +57° 48′ 11.4″ 6.39 −0.75 874 M5
220074 115218 23h 20m 14.37s +61° 58′ 12.5″ 6.39 −0.91 942 K1V
5715 4709 01h 00m 30.87s +70° 58′ 58.8″ 6.40 1.21 355 A4IV
7157 5688 01h 13m 09.82s +61° 42′ 22.3″ 6.40 −0.11 652 B9V
222682 116962 23h 42m 31.41s +61° 40′ 45.8″ 6.40 0.66 459 K2III
371 695 00h 08m 32.87s +63° 12′ 14.6″ 6.41 −1.91 1502 G3II
2904 2628 00h 33m 19.20s +70° 58′ 54.7″ 6.41 0.36 528 A0Vn
4362 3649 00h 46m 42.47s +59° 34′ 28.3″ 6.41 G0Ib
6497 5240 01h 07m 00.07s +56° 56′ 06.9″ 6.41 1.47 318 K2III...
218440 114163 23h 07m 10.45s +59° 43′ 38.6″ 6.41 −1.65 1336 B2.5IV
220130 115245 23h 20m 34.54s +62° 12′ 47.8″ 6.41 −2.24 1753 K2III
223358 117430 23h 48m 39.03s +64° 52′ 35.3″ 6.41 −0.30 718 A0sp...
1142 1269 00h 15m 54.87s +61° 00′ 00.7″ 6.43 0.23 566 G8III...
217944 113852 23h 03m 21.33s +58° 33′ 50.0″ 6.43 1.71 286 G8IV
5459 4475 00h 57m 19.53s +61° 25′ 19.0″ 6.44 0.21 575 G8IV
222748 116991 23h 43m 05.03s +51° 56′ 21.6″ 6.44 0.27 559 K0
1601 1639 00h 20m 30.92s +48° 58′ 07.1″ 6.46 −0.86 950 G0
17581 13347 02h 51m 45.92s +58° 18′ 51.5″ 6.46 1.75 285 A1m
222932 117133 23h 44m 48.37s +55° 47′ 58.9″ 6.46 0.65 473 G4III:
16 Cas 16 3038 2707 00h 34m 24.89s +66° 45′ 01.3″ 6.47 0.28 565 B9III
19243 14626 03h 08m 54.18s +62° 23′ 04.5″ 6.47 −2.48 2012 B1V:e
223552 117551 23h 50m 22.12s +51° 37′ 18.1″ 6.47 3.43 132 F3V
224404 118116 23h 57m 33.52s +60° 01′ 25.0″ 6.47 −1.26 1144 B9III-IV
5927 4786 01h 01m 27.04s +49° 32′ 39.2″ 6.48 −0.77 921 G5
6028 4844 01h 02m 18.47s +51° 02′ 05.9″ 6.48 0.04 632 A3V
9811 7593 01h 37m 47.20s +64° 44′ 21.7″ 6.49 −3.30 2964 A6Iab
19439 14791 03h 11m 00.80s +64° 53′ 46.7″ 6.50 2.03 256 A4V
54 Cas 54 12800 10031 02h 09m 07.69s +71° 33′ 09.3″ 6.57 4.39 89 F8

A light-year or lightyear, symbol ly, is a unit of length. ... In astronomy, stellar classification is a classification of stars based initially on photospheric temperature and its associated spectral characteristics, and subsequently refined in terms of other characteristics. ... Many of the brighter stars are given names which are known as Bayer designations. ... Flamsteed designations for stars are similar to Bayer designations, except that they use numbers instead of Greek letters. ... The Henry Draper Catalogue is an astronomy catalogue with astrometric and spectroscopic data about more than 225,000 stars. ... In astronomy, many stars are referred to simply by catalogue numbers. ... Equatorial Coordinates Right ascension (abbrev. ... In astronomy, declination (abbrev. ... // Headline text HEY!! HOW ARE YOU ALL?? Its nice of you to come read this page. ... In astronomy, absolute magnitude is the apparent magnitude, m, an object would have if it were at a standard luminosity distance away from us, in the absence of interstellar extinction. ... Gamma Cassiopeiae (γ Cas / γ Cassiopeiae) is an eruptive variable star, whose brightness changes irregularly between +2. ... Gamma Cassiopeiae variables are variable stars which exhibit irregular variations in their luminosity due to the outflow of matter from the star. ... Alpha Cassiopeiae (α Cas / α Cassiopeiae ) is the second-brightest star in the constellation Cassiopeia (magnitude 2. ... Beta Cassiopeiae (β Cas / β Cassiopeiae) is a star in the constellation Cassiopeia. ... A Delta Scuti variable is a variable star which exhibits variations in its luminosity due to both radial and non-radial pulsations of the stars surface. ... Ksora, also Ruchbah (knee) is the name for the star delta Cassiopeiae. ... Animation showing how an eclipsing binary stars light intensity changes as they orbit An eclipsing binary star is a binary star in which the orbit plane of the two stars lies so nearly in the line of sight of the observer that the components undergo mutual eclipses. ... Epsilon Cassiopeiae (ε Cas / ε Cassiopeiae) is a star system in the constellation Cassiopeia. ... Eta Cassiopeiae (η Cas / η Cassiopeiae) is a star system 19. ... This article is about the astronomical phenomenon. ... 50 Cassiopeiae is a star in the constellation Cassiopeia. ... Alpha Cygni variables are variable stars which exhibit non-radial pulsations. ... Marfark (also Marfak) is the name of the star Theta Cassiopeiae. ... Alpha2 Canum Venaticorum variables are main sequence variable stars of spectral class B8p to A7p. ... A star system or stellar system is a system comprised of a star or group of stars, and, perhaps, planetary systems of smaller bodies (such as planets or asteroids), in gravitational association. ... 48 Cassiopeiae is a star system in the constellation Cassiopeia. ... Rho Cassiopeiae (ρ Cas / ρ Cassiopeiae) is a yellow hypergiant in the constellation Cassiopeia. ... Generally speaking, a yellow hypergiant is a very massive star with an extended chromosphere, which can be classified under the system as a spectral Class G, with a mass of up to approximately 120 solar masses (believed to be the upper limit of stellar mass). ... Rotating ellipsoidal variables are a class of variable star. ... A spectroscopic binary star is a binary star which cannot be resolved as a visual binary, even with telescopes of the highest existing resolving power. ... R Cassiopeiae (R Cas) is a star in the constellation Cassiopeia. ... Mira variables, named after the star Mira (IPA [ˈmai. ... Algol (β Per / Beta Persei) is a bright star in the constellation Perseus. ... Open Cluster NGC 457 (or simply NGC 457) is an open cluster in the Cassiopeia constellation. ... V509 Cassiopeiae (V509 Cas) is a star in the constellation Cassiopeia. ... 42 Cassiopeiae is a star in the constellation Cassiopeia. ... A flare star is a variable star which can undergo unpredictable dramatic increases in brightness for a few minutes or a few hours. ... Cepheid in the Spiral Galaxy M100 A Cepheid variable or Cepheid is a member of a particular class of variable stars, notable for a fairly tight correlation between their period of variability and absolute luminosity. ... Beta Lyrae variables are a class of close binary stars. ...

References

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  • Kostjuk, N. D. (2002). HD-DM-GC-HR-HIP-Bayer-Flamsteed Cross Index. Retrieved on 2006-12-26.
  • Roman, N. G. (1987). Identification of a Constellation from a Position. Retrieved on 2006-12-26.
  • SIMBAD Astronomical Database. Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg. Retrieved on 2007-01-02.

 

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