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designated Alpha Hydrae. It is an
orange giant of
magnitude 2.0, 177 light-years from Earth. Its
traditional name
means "the
solitary one". Beta
Hydrae is a blue-white...
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Alphard (/ˈælfɑːrd/),
designated Alpha Hydrae (α
Hydrae,
abbreviated Alpha Hya, α Hya), is the
brightest star in the
constellation of Hydra. It is a single...
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Epsilon Hydrae,
Delta Hydrae,
Sigma Hydrae, Eta
Hydrae, Rho
Hydrae, Zeta
Hydrae,
Omega Hydrae and
Theta Hydrae Consequently,
Epsilon Hydrae itself is...
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Bayer designation Phi
Hydrae (φ Hya / φ
Hydrae) is
shared by
three star systems, in the
constellation Hydra: φ1 φ2 φ3 The
three stars form a triangle...
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consisting of Upsilon1
Hydrae,
Lambda Hydrae, Mu
Hydrae, HD 87344,
Kappa Hydrae and Phi1
Hydrae. Consequently, Upsilon1
Hydrae itself is
known as 張宿一...
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designation υ
Hydrae (Latinised to
Upsilon Hydrae;
abbreviated υ Hya, Ups Hya) is
shared by two
stars in the
constellation of Hydra: υ1
Hydrae (also named...
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Hydrae and A
Hydrae are distinct. Due to
technical limitations, both
designations link here. For the star a
Hydrae, see 6
Hydrae (HR 3431) A
Hydrae,...
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designation b
Hydrae refers to
three different stars in the
constellation Hydra: b1
Hydrae, (3 Crateris, HD 93397), an F-type main-sequence star b2
Hydrae, (5 Crateris...
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Gamma Hydrae (γ Hya, γ
Hydrae) is a
binary star in the
equatorial constellation of Hydra. It has an
apparent visual magnitude of 3.0,
placing it second...
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Theta Hydrae,
Latinized from θ
Hydrae, is a
binary star
system in the
constellation Hydra. It is
visible to the
naked eye with an
apparent visual magnitude...
