Fulu

Though the group of stars around Fulu might superficially appear similar to one another, they are in fact unrelated and lie at widely varying distances. Of the three bright blue stars in this image, Fulu, though the brightest, is actually the most distant at some 593 light years. The next brightest star, Lambda Cassiopeiae to the northwest, is in fact rather closer to the Sun at some 378 light years, but is a main sequence star less intrinsically luminous than the subgiant Fulu. Imagery provided by Aladin sky atlas