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Revision as of 02:53, 25 May 2016

Alpha Cephei (Alderamin)
Spectral A7 V
Type Main Sequence
Luminosity 17Sol LSol
Absolute magnitude 1.57
Mag Terra 2.5141
Temperature 7,740 K° K
Mass 1.74Sol MSol


The star Alderamin (otherwise known as Alpha Cephei) is a blue-white A7 V main sequence star located approximately 15pc from Terra.

Description (Specifications)

  • Alderamin will eventually become Terra's Northern Pole Star around Imperial Year 2300 (6800AD) after succeeding Iota Cephei, the Terran Northern Pole Star since the creation of the Solomani Autonomous Region in the 700's (~ 5200AD).
  • The Alderamin star system is approximately 15pc from Terra, and is located in a Spinward by Corespinward direction from Terra at bearing 101.0o Galactic Longitude and +09.17o North] Galactic Latitude.

History & Background (Dossier)

Alderamin is the primary star of the beltworld Stralsund/Alderamin (Solomani Rim 0618).


References & Contributors (Sources)

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  • External Link: SIMBAD @ University of Strasbourg: [2]