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Its story

At 351 light-years, in the Sagittarius that aims its arrow toward the heart of the Milky Way, shines a yellow class G star, spectral sister of the Sun. Its light set out in the late seventeenth century, when Isaac Newton was publishing the «Principia Mathematica» and founding modern physics. It shares with our star the golden tone and temperate temperature, though it dwells far away, over the galactic center.