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hip-443

Variable star

Its story

33 Piscium is an inseparable pair. Its primary is a red giant of type K0 IIIb whose chemistry reveals the «first dredge-up», the moment when core ashes rise to the surface. The two orbit each other in 72.93 days with moderate eccentricity; the system —catalogued as BC Piscium— is an RS Canum Venaticorum variable, its light modulated by active starspots. Leah Allen and Adelaide Hobe first detected its radial-velocity swing at Lick Observatory in 1911.

Constellation
Pisces
Apparent magnitude
4.61
Distance
128.8 light years
Coordinates (J2000)
RA 1.334° · Dec -5.708°
Catalogue
HIP 443 · HD 28

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