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Del-1

Southern polar star

Its story

Delta-1 Chamaeleontis lodges in the small southern Chameleon, a constellation traced by Dutch navigators between the south celestial pole and the deep Milky Way. At 348 light-years, it burns as an orange K-type giant, one of the crisper lights in a corner of the sky little visited by classical tales. Its warm hue contrasts with the deep night of the southernmost latitudes, where only the late explorers could give it a name.

Constellation
Chamaeleon
Apparent magnitude
5.46
Distance
348.5 light years
Coordinates (J2000)
RA 161.318° · Dec -80.470°
Catalogue
HIP 52595 · HD 93779

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