Bide constellation

Soapy-Taurus 74 degrees

Soapy Taurus 68

Pistachio Taurus 6 1 δ

Pisces Taurus 54 γ

87 α of Taurus

Pistachio Taurus 77 θ 1

Qi Taurus 7 1

Subi Ba Taurus 35 λ

Auricular Taurus 92 σ 1

Capella auriga 13 α

Pentecostal Taurus 1 12 β is the fifth star of Abidine, the English name is Aldebaran, and it is also the main star of Taurus, 68 light years away from the earth. Its spectral and photometric classification belongs to K5 III, orange, and its apparent magnitude on the earth is 0.86, making it one of the brightest stars in the night sky.

Su Wu is about 53 million kilometers in diameter, which is 38 times the diameter of the sun. Because the hydrogen in it has been exhausted, Bi Su Wu has evolved from the main sequence star into a red giant, burning helium and continuing to glow.

Bi Suwu has a companion star, which is a white dwarf star with an apparent magnitude of 1 1, etc. It is invisible to the naked eye and can only be observed through a telescope.

1997, it was thought that there might be a planet (or brown dwarf) in Biju, with its mass about eleven times that of Jupiter and only 1.3 astronomical unit away from Biju.

The unmanned spacecraft pioneer 10 of NASA left the solar system and flew to Taurus. If nothing unexpected happens, this ship will approach Bi Su Wu in two million years. Capella is a binary system located in Auriga. Its western names are Capella and Alpha Auriga. Its apparent magnitude is 0.08 and its absolute magnitude is -0. 1. It is the sixth brightest star in the whole day except the sun.

The system is 42.2 light years away from the Earth, and its spectral type belongs to G8III type. The volume of the main star is about 2750 times that of the sun and 5.4 times that of the companion star, and the period of revolution of the main star and the companion star is about 104. Capella is the fifth star of Capella, the second bright star of Taurus (also known as Taurus β), and its apparent magnitude is 1.7. Because it is located at the junction of Taurus and Auriga, it is repeatedly named Auriga γ in Bayer nomenclature.

Compared with the sun, Capparis spinosa is rich in manganese, but lacks calcium and magnesium. Five cars and five cars have begun to leave the main sequence area and will become superstars.

When the rising point of the moon approaches vernal equinox, the moon will cover five cars and five cars, which was covered by the moon in 2007. Most occultations can only be observed in the southern hemisphere, because Capella is located at the northern end of the eclipse and can only be observed in southern California in rare cases.