HR 1457

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HR 1457 is the Bright Star Catalogue designation for Aldebaran, the prominent orange giant star that forms the eye of the constellation Taurus.

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Label Occurrences
HR 1457 canonical 6

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf K-type giant star
bright star
giant star
star
age_Gyr about 6
alsoKnownAs Aldebaran
Alpha Tauri
apparentMagnitudeV 0.85
belongsTo Bright Star Catalogue
catalogDesignation Alpha Tau
BD+16 629
HD 29139
HIP 21421
HR 1457 self-link
SAO 94027
Aldebaran
surface form: α Tauri
color orange
constellation Taurus
culturalSignificance brightest star in Taurus
declination +16° 30′ 33″
distanceFromEarth_ly about 65 light-years
distanceFromEarth_pc about 20 parsecs
effectiveTemperature_K about 3900
equatorialCoordinateEpoch J2000
evolutionaryStage red giant branch star
formsFeatureOf eye of the constellation Taurus
hasBayerDesignation Alpha Tauri
hasExoplanetCandidate Aldebaran
surface form: Aldebaran b
hasFlamsteedDesignation 87 Tauri
hemisphereDominance northern sky
isForegroundStarOf Hyades cluster line of sight
luminosity_solar about 400
mass_solar about 1.2
metallicity_FeH slightly sub-solar
notMemberOf Hyades
surface form: Hyades cluster
parallax_mas about 50
radialVelocity_kmPerSec about +54
radius_solar about 44
rankByBrightnessInNightSky among the brightest stars
rightAscension 04h 35m 55.2s
spectralType K5 III
traditionalNameMeaning the Follower (of the Pleiades)
traditionalNameOrigin Arabic
variableType slow irregular variable
visibleFrom Northern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Aldebaran (foreground star, not a member) hrNumber HR 1457
subject surface form: Aldebaran
Alpha Tauri hrDesignation HR 1457
HR 1457 catalogDesignation HR 1457 self-link
HD 29139 hasHRDesignation HR 1457
SAO 94027 hasHRDesignation HR 1457