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IL Aquarii

Ross 780, Gliese 876, LHS 530, HIP 113020

Proper NameNone
Bayer DesignationNone
Flamsteed NumberNone
HR (BSC)None
HDNone
Variable DesignationIL Aquarii
Other DesignationsRoss 780, Gliese 876, LHS 530, HIP 113020
ConstellationAquarius
Right Ascension22h 53m 17s
Declination-14° 15' 49"
Distance15.2 light years
4.7 parsecs
MagnitudeApparent: +10.15
Absolute: +11.80
Spectral ClassM3.5V red dwarf
Planets in this system Gliese 876 b (IL Aquarii b), gas giant
Gliese 876 c (IL Aquarii c), gas giant
Gliese 876 d (IL Aquarii d), super Earth
Gliese 876 e (IL Aquarii e), gas giant
Optimum VisibilitySeptember
22 53 16.980 -14 15 55.30
FoV: 9.98'
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The blue and orange markers here show the path of the faint red dwarf IL Aquarii across the sky, relative to its background stars. IL Aquarii is a near neighbour of the Sun at a distance of just over fifteen light years, and hence shows a clearly detectable proper motion compared to the more distant stars beyond. Imagery provided by Aladin sky atlas

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