59 Virginis Ver também | Referências Menu de navegação«Object query : HD 115383»expandindo-oe

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59 Virginis
e Virginis
Dados observacionais (J2000)

Constelação

Virgo

Asc. reta
13h 16m 46.71s

Declinação
+09° 25′ 25.3″[1]

Magnitude aparente
5.19
Características

Tipo espectral
G0Vs

Astrometria
Distância
59 anos-luz

Magnitude absoluta
3.92
Outras denominações
HD 115383, HIP 64792

Virgo constellation map.png

59 Virginis (também conhecida como e Virginis ou Gliese 504) é uma estrela na direção da Virgo. Possui uma ascensão reta de 13h 16m 46.71s e uma declinação de +09° 25′ 25.3″. Sua magnitude aparente é igual a 5.19. Considerando sua distância de 59 anos-luz em relação à Terra, sua magnitude absoluta é igual a 3.92. Pertence à classe espectral G0Vs.



Ver também |


  • Designação de Bayer

  • Designação de Flamsteed

  • Catálogo Henry Draper

  • Catálogo Hipparcos


Referências



  1. ↑ «Object query : HD 115383». Simbad (em inglês). Consultado em 7 de setembro de 2012 




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Flamsteed
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HR
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HD
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  • 104755

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  • 106252

  • 106270

  • 106515

  • 107148

  • 107794

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  • 114783

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  • 122577

  • 124973

  • 125490

  • 125612

  • 126614

  • 128563

  • 130322

  • 133600

Gliese
  • Gliese 486

  • Gliese 493.1

  • Gliese 514

  • GJ 1154

Outros
  • EC 14012-1446

  • G 12-30

  • G 64-12

  • HAT-P-26

  • PG 1159-035

  • PG 1323-086

  • PG 1325+101

  • PSR B1257+12

  • Ross 128

  • SDSS J121209.31+013627.7

  • ULAS J133553.45+113005.2

  • WASP-16

  • WASP-24

  • WASP-37

  • WASP-39

  • WASP-40/HAT-P-27

  • Wolf 424

  • Wolf 485A

  • Wolf 489

Galáxias




Aglomerado de Virgem
  • Messier 49

  • 58

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  • 61

  • 84

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  • 90

Outros
  • Messier 104 (Galáxia do Sombreiro)

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