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The star [[Ruchbah (star)|Ruchbah]] (otherwise known as '''Ksora''' or '''Delta Cassiopiae''') is a binary star whose primary is a blue-white subgiant star of spectral type '''A5'''.   
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The star [[Ruchbah (star)|Ruchbah]] (otherwise known as ''Ksora'' or ''Delta Cassiopiae'') is a binary star whose primary is a blue-white subgiant star of spectral type ''A5''.   
  
== Description (Specifications) ==
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== Description ([[Specifications]]) ==
 
[[Ruchbah (star)|Ruchbah]] is a binary star with an orbital period of ~ 759 days.
 
[[Ruchbah (star)|Ruchbah]] is a binary star with an orbital period of ~ 759 days.
* '''Ruchbah''' is orbioted by a debris disk lying at ~88<small>AU</small>.   
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* ''Ruchbah'' is orbited by a debris disk lying at ~88<small>AU</small>.   
  
The '''Ruchbah''' star system lies approximately 30.5pc from [[Terra]], and is located in a Rimspinward/Spinward direction from [[Terra]] at bearing 127.2<sup>o</sup> Galactic Longitude and -02.4<sup>o</sup> South Galactic Latitude.   
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The ''Ruchbah'' star system lies approximately 30.5pc from [[Terra]], and is located in a Rimspinward/Spinward direction from [[Terra]] at bearing 127.2<sup>o</sup> Galactic Longitude and -02.4<sup>o</sup> South Galactic Latitude.   
* The star '''Ruchbah''' should not be confused with the similarly named star ''Rucbah'' (otherwise known as ''Alpha Aquarii'').   
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* The star ''Ruchbah'' should not be confused with the similarly named star ''Rucbah'' (otherwise known as ''Alpha Aquarii'').   
* The star '''Ruchbah''' should not be confused with the similarly named star ''Rukbat'' (otherwise known as ''Alpha Sagittarii'').   
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* The star ''Ruchbah'' should not be confused with the similarly named star ''Rukbat'' (otherwise known as ''Alpha Sagittarii'').   
  
== History & Background (Dossier) ==
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== History & Background ([[Dossier]]) ==
'''Ruchbah''' is the primary star of the world {{World|Ruchbah|Canopus|Castine|2205}}.   
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''Ruchbah'' is the primary star of the world {{World|Ruchbah|Canopus|Castine|2205}}.   
  
 
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=== Image Repository ===

Revision as of 04:52, 17 January 2019

Ruchbah A
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Spectral A5 III-IV v
Type Subgiant/Giant
Multiple Binary
Luminosity 63 LSol
Absolute magnitude
Mag Terra 2.68
Temperature 8400° K
Mass 2.5 MSol
Radius 3.9 RSol
Companion Ruchbah B
Ruchbah B
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Spectral ??
Type ??
Multiple Companion
Luminosity LSol
Absolute magnitude
Temperature ° K

The star Ruchbah (otherwise known as Ksora or Delta Cassiopiae) is a binary star whose primary is a blue-white subgiant star of spectral type A5.

Description (Specifications)

Ruchbah is a binary star with an orbital period of ~ 759 days.

  • Ruchbah is orbited by a debris disk lying at ~88AU.

The Ruchbah star system lies approximately 30.5pc from Terra, and is located in a Rimspinward/Spinward direction from Terra at bearing 127.2o Galactic Longitude and -02.4o South Galactic Latitude.

  • The star Ruchbah should not be confused with the similarly named star Rucbah (otherwise known as Alpha Aquarii).
  • The star Ruchbah should not be confused with the similarly named star Rukbat (otherwise known as Alpha Sagittarii).

History & Background (Dossier)

Ruchbah is the primary star of the world Ruchbah/Castine (Canopus 2205).

Image Repository

TravellerMap (T5SS):
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References & Contributors (Sources)

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