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Struve 2398

STF 2398, Gliese 725
HD 173739/173740, LHS 58/59

Proper NameNone
Bayer DesignationNone
Flamsteed NumberNone
HR (BSC)None
HD173739 (A), 173740 (B)
Other DesignationsSTF 2398, Gliese 725; LHS 58 (A), LHS 59 (B)
ConstellationDraco
Right Ascension18h 42m 47s (A), 18h 42m 47s (B)
Declination+59° 37' 49" (A), +59° 37' 49" (B)
Distance11.5 light years
3.5 parsecs
MagnitudeApparent: +8.89 (A), +9.96 (B)
Absolute: +11.16 (A), +12.23 (B)
Spectral ClassM3V red dwarf (A), M3.5V red dwarf (B)
Planets in this system Struve 2398 B b, probable Earth-mass planet (unconfirmed)
Struve 2398 B c, super Earth (unconfirmed)
Optimum VisibilityJuly (Usually visible from northern latitudes)
18 42 47.983 +59 37 33.64
FoV: 15.97'
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The two red dwarfs that together make up the binary system Struve 2398 can be easily distinguished as distinct stars in this image. Struve 2398 A is the slightly brighter northern member of the pair, while its companion Struve 2398 B is the fainter star to the south of the central reticle. Imagery provided by Aladin sky atlas

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