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Brightest stars

    
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The brightest stars in the sky

 

 

 

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brilliant stars seen since the Earth.

 

distance

 

Magnitude apparent The luminosity measured since the Earth of a star, or another heavenly object is expressed in visible magnitude. The scale of the magnitude is logarithmic and inverted that is the weakest magnitude corresponds to the most brilliant objects, an gains of a magnitude correspond to a 2,5 times less brilliant object.

  

 

 

 

Sun

 

8 light minutes

 

- 26,8

Sirius

 

9 light years

 

- 1,44

Canopus

 

313 light years

 

- 0,62

Arcturus

 

37 light years

 

- 0,05

Rigel kentaurus

 

4 light years

 

- 0,01

Vega

 

25 light years

 

0,03

Capella

 

42 light years

 

0,08

Rigel

 

773 light years

 

0,18

Procyon

 

11 light years

 

0,4

Betelgeuse

 

428 light years

 

0,45

Achernar

 

144 light years

 

0,45

Hadar

 

525 light years

 

0,61

Altaïr

 

17 light years

 

0,76

Aldebaran

 

65 light years

 

0,87

Epi

 

262 light years

 

0,98

Antares

 

604 light years

 

1,06

Pollux

 

34 light years

 

1,16

Fomalhaut

 

25 light years

 

1,17

Deneb

 

3230 light years

 

1,25

Mimosa

 

353 light years

 

1,25

Rigil kentaurus B

 

4 light years

 

1,35

Regulus

 

78 light years

 

1,36

Acrux 1

 

321 light years

 

1,40

Adhara

 

431 light years

 

1,50

Castor A

 

52 light years

 

1,58

Shaula

 

703 light years

 

1,62

Gacrux

 

88 light years

 

1,63

Bellatrix

 

243 light years

 

1,64

El Nath

 

131 light years

 

1,65

Miaplacidus

 

111 light years

 

1,67

Alnilam

 

1342 light years

 

1,69

Acrux 2

 

321 light years

 

1,73

Al Nair

 

101 light years

 

1,73

Suhail al Muhlif

 

841 light years

 

1,75

 
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