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Its story

34 Pegasi is a binary system only 124 light-years away: a yellow-white F-type star beginning to drift off the main sequence, paired with a small red dwarf carrying barely 29% of the Sun's mass. The primary outshines the Sun by a factor of nearly seven and turns once every twelve days. At magnitude 5.76 in the body of Pegasus, an uneven couple bound by gravity.