Eta Cassiopeiae 2
NASA
Eta Cassiopeiae A is a yellow-orange
star like our Sun, Sol. (See a Digitized
Sky Survey image of Eta Cassiopeiae
from the Nearby Stars Database.) ...
ACHIRD (Eta Cassiopeiae). At almost fourth magnitude (3.44) and faint to the eye, and not a part of the traditional outline of Cassiopeia, Achird is often neglected. It is, however, among the glories of the celestial Queen's retinue.
Marfark Theta Cassiopeiae
Marfik Lambda Ophiuchi
Markab Alpha Pegasi and HR 2948
Matar Eta Pegasi
Mebsuta Epsilon Geminorum
Media Delta Sagittarii
Megrez Delta Ursae Majoris
Meissa Lambda Orionis
Mekbuda Zeta Geminorum
Menchib Xi Persei ...
[1891] rho Cassiopeiae and V509 Cassiopeiae are among the most luminous stars visible to the naked eye in the galaxy. [1883] eta Cassiopeiae is a binary star consisting of a yellow dwarf similar to our Sun and an orange dwarf.
 See also: Sky, Cassiopeia, Light, Planet, Star
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