Gamma Centauri

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Gamma Centauri is a bright binary star system in the southern constellation Centaurus, visible to the naked eye and notable for its hot, blue-white stellar components.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Gamma Centauri A 0
Gamma Centauri B 0

Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf binary star system
main-sequence star
hasAlternativeName Gamma Cen NERFINISHED
HD 110304 NERFINISHED
HIP 61932 NERFINISHED
HR 4825 NERFINISHED
γ Cen NERFINISHED
hasApparentMagnitudeV approximately 2.2
hasBayerDesignation Gamma Centauri NERFINISHED
γ Centauri NERFINISHED
hasColor blue-white
blue-white
blue-white
hasComponent Gamma Centauri A NERFINISHED
Gamma Centauri B NERFINISHED
hasConstellation Centaurus NERFINISHED
hasDeclinationEpochJ2000 approximately −48°
hasEquatorialCoordinateSystem ICRS NERFINISHED
hasFlamsteedDesignation P Centauri NERFINISHED
hasProperName Gamma Centauri NERFINISHED
hasRightAscensionEpochJ2000 approximately 12h 41m
hasSpectralType B-type
B-type
B-type
isBrightStar true
isCataloguedIn Bright Star Catalogue NERFINISHED
Henry Draper Catalogue NERFINISHED
Hipparcos Catalogue NERFINISHED
isHotStarSystem true
isHotterThan Sun NERFINISHED
isInMilkyWay true
isInSkyHemisphere southern celestial hemisphere
isMoreLuminousThan Sun
isMoreMassiveThan Sun NERFINISHED
isPartOf constellation Centaurus NERFINISHED
isUsedFor binary star orbit analysis
stellar astrophysics studies
locatedInConstellation Centaurus NERFINISHED
visibleToNakedEye true

Referenced by (1)

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Centaurus containsStar Gamma Centauri