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|other designations=8 Trianguli, δ Tri, δ Trianguli, ADS 1739, BD+33°395, CCDM J02170+3414, GC 2733, GCTP 464.00, Gliese 92, HD 13974, HIP 10644 HR 660, LFT 198, LHS 154, LTT 10770, SAO 55420 | |other designations=8 Trianguli, δ Tri, δ Trianguli, ADS 1739, BD+33°395, CCDM J02170+3414, GC 2733, GCTP 464.00, Gliese 92, HD 13974, HIP 10644 HR 660, LFT 198, LHS 154, LTT 10770, SAO 55420 | ||
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'''Delta Trianguli''' is a binary system made up of a yellow G-type star (similar to, but heavier than, Sol) with a companion believed to be an orange K-type star, both in the main sequence. They are in close orbit around their center of mass, averaging a separation of only 0.11 AU. | '''Delta Trianguli''' is a binary system made up of a yellow G-type star (similar to, but heavier than, Sol) with a companion believed to be an orange K-type star, both in the main sequence. They are in close orbit around their center of mass, averaging a separation of only 0.11 AU. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:58, 19 May 2016
This Fenspace article is a stub. You can help FenWiki by expanding it. | Delta Trianguli A/B | |
| Stellar characteristics | |
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| Constellation | Triangulum |
| Right ascension (Epoch J2000) | 02h 17m 03.2s |
| Declination (Epoch J2000) | +34° 13' 27" |
| Spectral type | G0.5Ve / K4V(?) |
| Distance from Sol | 35.3 ± 0.3 ly |
| Other designations | 8 Trianguli, δ Tri, δ Trianguli, ADS 1739, BD+33°395, CCDM J02170+3414, GC 2733, GCTP 464.00, Gliese 92, HD 13974, HIP 10644 HR 660, LFT 198, LHS 154, LTT 10770, SAO 55420 |
Delta Trianguli is a binary system made up of a yellow G-type star (similar to, but heavier than, Sol) with a companion believed to be an orange K-type star, both in the main sequence. They are in close orbit around their center of mass, averaging a separation of only 0.11 AU.
