Arietis

α Arietis has spectral type K2IIICa-1, which means that it is a K-type giant star, slightly cooler than the Sun and much larger. The Ca portion of the spectral type indicates that it shows calcium lines in its spectrum.

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HD 20367 Arietis (The Planet Project) THE PLANET The circle shows the location of the class G dwarf star HD 20367 relative to stars of Perseus, which is depicted here.

Arietis) The Ram, whose golden fleece inspired Jason's epic voyage. Aries is a northern constellation and the first one of the zodiac; ...

SX Arietis (56 Ari) is the prototype of a special class of rotating variables, similar to alpha CV variables. SX Ari varies from 5.67 to 5.81 every 17h28m. Deep Sky Objects: ...

Hamal is Alpha Arietis, that is, the alpha star of Aries. It is therefore sometimes referred to simply as "Arietis." Description of the Star Hamal is a cool, orange K2-IIICa-1 giant. with a luminosity about 55 times that of the sun.

It can be found southeast of Hamal (Alpha Arietis), Sheratan (Beta Arietis), Mesarthim (Gamma Arietis), and spiral galaxy M 74; northeast of Alrescha (Alpha Piscium); and northwest of Lamda, Mu, Xi2, and Nu Ceti, ...

Of these three stars, Alpha Arietis is called Hamal, from the Arabic for lamb; Beta Arietis is Sheratan, from the Arabic meaning ‘two' of something (possibly two signs or two horns, ...

Benetnasch Eta Ursae Majoris Betelgeuse Alpha Orionis Betria Beta Trianguli Australis Bharani 41 Arietis Biham Theta Pegasi Birdun Epsilon Centauri Botein Delta Arietis Brachium Sigma Librae Bunda Xi Aquarii ...

These stars (the others are AE Aurigae and 53 Arietis) are all fleeing the area of Orion's belt at incredible speeds. Mu Columbae is travelling at 72 miles per second! ...

Abbreviation: Ari (Genitive:Arietis) Area: 441 sq. deg. (rank 39 out of 88) Observable: In the Northern Hemisphere during the late winter and early spring.

Abbreviation: Ari Genitive: Arietis Translation: The Ram Interactive star chart (Java applet) ...

This diffuse spiral galaxy is located near g Arietis (see finder chart below).

α2 (alpha2) Canum Venaticorum variables are main sequence stars of spectral class B8 - A7 that show fluctuations of 0.01 to 0.1 magnitudes due to changes in their magnetic fields. SX Arietis variables ...

See also: Constellation, Star, Sky, Sun, Aries