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Its story

In Monoceros, an unnamed yellow-white star has been sending its light for nearly 97 years. It set off in 1929, deep in the Great Depression, as the world was sinking into financial collapse. An F-type, somewhat hotter and brighter than the Sun, with a surface scraping seven thousand degrees. These stars are the bridge between the white heat of A-types and the golden warmth of the Sun.