HD 192310
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Summary
HD 192310 is a K-type main-sequence star[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 14 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Instance of: variable star[3], infrared source[4], high proper-motion star[5], near-infrared source[6], suspected variable[7]
- Constellation: Capricornus[8]
- Spectral class: K2+V[9], K1V?[10], K0Vvar[11], K2V[12], K3V[13], K0[14], K1V[15], K2[16]
- Child astronomical body: HR 7722 b[17], HR 7722 c[18]
- Catalog code: HR 7722[19], HD 192310[20], HIP 99825[21], SAO 189065[22], 2MASS J20151734-2701585[23], GJ 785[24], CSV 101960[25], DENIS J201517.4-270159[26], GC 28104[27], GCRV 12602[28], HIC 99825[29], IRAS 20122-2711[30], JP11 3189[31], LFT 1535[32]
- Apparent magnitude: 6.63[33], 5.723[34], 5.98[35], 8.74[36], 4.11[37], 3.582[38], 3.50[39], 5.48135[40]
- Absolute magnitude: 6.00[41]
- Luminosity: 0.41164094 solar luminosity[42]
- Mass: 0.78 solar mass[43]
- Radius: 0.8248758 solar radius[44], 0.68 solar radius[45]
- Parallax: 113.6481 milliarcsecond[46], 115.4 milliarcsecond[47], 112.22 milliarcsecond[48], 113.33 milliarcsecond[49], 113.4872 milliarcsecond[50]
- Radial velocity: -49.178 kilometre per second[51], -54.361 kilometre per second[52], -54.300 kilometre per second[53]
Why It Matters
HD 192310 is known by 32 alternative names across languages and contexts.[54]