Capella
For other uses, see Capella (disambiguation) .
Capella Aa/Ab
Capella is the brightest star in Auriga
Observation data
+0.08 [2] (+0.03 - +0.16...
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* star
* constellation
* Auriga
* sixth-brightest
* northern celestial hemisphere
* Arcturus
* Vega
* circumpolar
* Latin
* Amalthea
* Zeus
* light-years
* pc
* Sun
* system
* binary pairs
* giant stars
* main sequence
* astronomical units
* [note 2]
* red clump
* helium
* carbon
* oxygen
* Hertzsprung gap
* subgiant
* red giant
* corona
* red dwarfs
* Latinised
* Bayer designation
* Flamsteed designation
* ADS
* CCDM
* WDS
* Gliese-Jahreiss Catalogue
* Latin
* [12]
* International Astronomical Union
* Working Group on Star Names
* [13]
* [14]
* [15]
* [16]
* apparent magnitude
* Aldebaran
* pole stars
* Akkadian
* Mesopotamia
* MUL.APIN
* Beta Tauri
* Bedouin
* [19]
* pre-Columbian
* Monte Albán
* Oaxaca
* heliacal rising
* [22]
* William Wallace Campbell
* Lick Observatory
* spectroscopic
* spectrum
* doppler shift
* violet
* red
* [23]
* [24]
* Hugh Newall
* binary star
* [25]
* [26]
* interferometrically
* Mount Wilson Observatory
* [27]
* [28]
* Solar System
* [29]
* Mark III Stellar Interferometer
* [30]
* Cambridge Optical Aperture Synthesis Telescope
* [31]
* Ragnar Furuhjelm
* proper motion
* [32]
* [33]
* Gerard Kuiper
* [34]
* Aerobee-Hi
* X-ray
* RA
* Dec
* [35]
* Stellar X-ray astronomy
* [36]
* [36]
* [36]
* corona
* [37]
* ROSAT
* HEAO 1
* [38]
* constellation
* Auriga
* sixth-brightest star
* celestial hemisphere
* Arcturus
* Vega
* 40° N
* celestial pole
* [note 3]
* 44°S
* Argentina
* Chile
* Falkland Islands
* circumpolar
* 44°N
* United Kingdom
* Canada
* Polaris
* [41]
* [42]
* Epsilon
* Zeta
* Eta Aurigae
* Haedi
* asterism
* parallax
* milliarcseconds
* Hipparcos
* light-years
* parsecs
* Earth
* [1]
* orbital parallax
* [7]
* [44]
* [45]
* Olin J. Eggen
* Hyades moving group
* Hyades cluster
* proper motion
* parallax
* main sequence
* red giants
* [2]
* [46]
* arc minutes
* Washington Double Star Catalog
* naked-eye
* line-of-sight
* red dwarfs
* [48]
* spectroscopic binary
* giants
* second
* [7]
* Robert Burnham Jr.
* evolved
* orbital parallax
* Roche lobe
* red giant
* [7]
* MK spectral types
* giant star
* [50]
* absorption lines
* [26]
* [6]
* Bright Star Catalogue
* [2]
* [46]
* [51]
* apparent magnitudes
* [7]
* [52]
* M☉
* R☉
* surface temperatures
* colour indices
* K
* bolometric luminosities
* bolometric corrections
* [7]
* [7]
* spectral class A
* main sequence
* Vega
* Hertzsprung gap
* Hertzsprung–Russell diagram
* red giant branch
* subgiant
* red clump
* helium
* carbon
* oxygen
* asymptotic giant branch
* Isotope abundances
* [note 4]
* metallicity
* [26]
* doppler shifts
* projected equatorial rotational velocities
* doppler broadening
* [26]
* Rotational braking
* tidally braked
* [7]
* Rigel
* RS Canum Venaticorum variable
* [4]
* chromospheres
* starspots
* General Catalogue of Variable Stars
* [5]
* convection zone
* [51]
* x-ray
* [54]
* red dwarf
* AU
* [48]
* [7]
* [68]
* [11]
* infrared
* [7]
* M☉
* [68]
* [7]
* [69]
* [70]
* [69]
* [71]
* Guide Star Catalogue
* Chandra
* [72]
* [71]
* [10]
* [73]
* V538 Aurigae
* [74]
* speckle imaging
* [75]
* Ptolemy's
* Almagest
* Uranometria
* [76]
* Haedi
* Pliny the Elder
* Manilius
* Ptolemy
* Almagest
* Greek mythology
* Amalthea
* Zeus
* Cornucopia
* nymph
* Titans
* aegis
* [78]
* [80]
* Bedouin
* Negev
* Sinai
* Pleiades
* [81]
* Balts
* [82]
* [83]
* Astrologically
* military
* honors
* wealth
* Middle Ages
* Behenian fixed star
* sapphire
* Cornelius Agrippa
* kabbalistic
* [84]
* [85]
* Hindu mythology
* Brahma
* Five Chariots
* Iota
* Theta Aurigae
* [86]
* [87]
* [88]
* Quechua
* [89]
* [90]
* Inuit
* Beta Aurigae
* Pollux
* Castor
* Quturjuuk
* [91]
* Gwich'in
* [92]
* Australian Aboriginal mythology
* Boorong
* kangaroo
* Castor
* Pollux
* [93]
* Wardaman people
* barramundi
* Aldebaran
* [94]
* Friday's Child
* Star Trek: The Original Series
* D.C. Fontana
* Dr McCoy
* [96]
* The Listeners
* [97]
* [98]