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| − | + | |name=Auva | |
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| + | |spectral=M2.5 III | ||
| + | |type=Giant | ||
| + | |multiple= See text | ||
| + | |radius= 48 R<sub>Sol</sub> | ||
| + | |rrank= | ||
| + | |lum= 468 L<sub>Sol</sub> | ||
| + | |mag= | ||
| + | |lref= |lrworld=[[Terra (SR 1827) (world)|Terra]] | ||
| + | |lref2= |lrworld2=[[Vland (world)|Vland]] | ||
| + | |temp= 4000 K | ||
| + | |mass= 1.4 M<sub>Sol</sub> | ||
| + | |mrank= | ||
| + | |companion= K-type dwarf (?) | ||
| + | }} | ||
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| + | The star [[Auva (star)|Auva]] (otherwise known as '''Delta Virginis''') is a pinkish-orange giant star of spectral type '''M2.5''' that belongs to a class of stars known as ''semiregular variables''. | ||
== Description (Specifications) == | == Description (Specifications) == | ||
| − | + | '''Auva''' is associated with a nearby K-type dwarf star that may or may not be gravitationally bound to '''Auva'''. If this star is an orbital companion, it would have an orbital period of over 200,000 years. | |
| + | The '''Auva''' star system lies approximately 60.8pc from Terra, and is located in a roughly Trailing direction from Terra at bearing 305.5<sup>o</sup> Galactic Longitude and +66.2<sup>o</sup> North Galactic Latitude. | ||
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== History & Background (Dossier) == | == History & Background (Dossier) == | ||
Though it is in the same local area of space, '''[[Auva (star)|Auva]]''' is ''NOT'' the primary star of the world {{World|Auva|Alpha Crucis|Auva|1113}}. The primary star of the ''world'' '''Auva''' is a '''G3 V''' star that lies very close to the actual location of the ''star'' [[Auva (star)|Auva]], which likely lends the world its name. | Though it is in the same local area of space, '''[[Auva (star)|Auva]]''' is ''NOT'' the primary star of the world {{World|Auva|Alpha Crucis|Auva|1113}}. The primary star of the ''world'' '''Auva''' is a '''G3 V''' star that lies very close to the actual location of the ''star'' [[Auva (star)|Auva]], which likely lends the world its name. | ||
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{{Sources | {{Sources | ||
|S1= Travellermap <small>(T5SS)</small>: [http://travellermap.com/?options=58363&x=35.94&y=-92.5&scale=64] | |S1= Travellermap <small>(T5SS)</small>: [http://travellermap.com/?options=58363&x=35.94&y=-92.5&scale=64] | ||
Revision as of 18:25, 17 June 2016
| Auva | |
| Spectral | M2.5 III |
| Type | Giant |
| Multiple | See text |
| Luminosity | 468 LSol LSol |
| Absolute magnitude | |
| Temperature | 4000 K° K |
| Mass | 1.4 MSol MSol |
| Radius | 48 RSol RSol |
| Companion | K-type dwarf (?) |
The star Auva (otherwise known as Delta Virginis) is a pinkish-orange giant star of spectral type M2.5 that belongs to a class of stars known as semiregular variables.
Description (Specifications)
Auva is associated with a nearby K-type dwarf star that may or may not be gravitationally bound to Auva. If this star is an orbital companion, it would have an orbital period of over 200,000 years.
The Auva star system lies approximately 60.8pc from Terra, and is located in a roughly Trailing direction from Terra at bearing 305.5o Galactic Longitude and +66.2o North Galactic Latitude.
History & Background (Dossier)
Though it is in the same local area of space, Auva is NOT the primary star of the world Auva/Auva (Alpha Crucis 1113). The primary star of the world Auva is a G3 V star that lies very close to the actual location of the star Auva, which likely lends the world its name.
References & Contributors (Sources)
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- Travellermap (T5SS): [1]
- Mongoose Traveller Alien Module 5: Solomani
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This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at Delta_Virginis. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. The text of Wikipedia is available under the Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. |
- External Link: SIMBAD @ University of Strasbourg: [2]