This constellation's chief variables are its W and 44 stars, and its notable pairs include its F6 subgiant Tau planetary system and its M2 red giant companion, and its yellow Kappa star and deep blue companion.
This constellation's chief variables are its W and 44 stars, and its notable pairs include its F6 subgiant Tau planetary system and its M2 red giant companion, and its yellow Kappa star and deep blue companion. It radiates the June Pons-Winneckids meteor shower, and the more impressive late December Quadrantids can be seen north of stars like Alkalurops and Izar. Its alternate name is suggested by its rise following its northwestern neighbor, Ursa Major. FTP, name this constellation also known as The Bear Driver, whose alpha star, the fourth brightest star in the night sky, is Arcturus.
This constellation's chief variables are its W and 44 stars, and its notable pairs include its F6 subgiant Tau planetary system and its M2 red giant companion, and its yellow Kappa star and deep blue companion.
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