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Its story

67 Ursae Majoris is a variable white A-type star about 112 light-years away in the Great Bear. Its brightness is not entirely steady: it oscillates with the subtlety of the finest stellar clocks, the kind only precision photometry can read. It belongs to the surroundings of the Big Dipper, the most iconic asterism of the northern sky, though it falls outside its seven main stars.