Difference between revisions of "Kaus Borealis"
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== [[Star]] == | == [[Star]] == | ||
| − | [[Kaus Borealis|Kaus Borealis,]] also known as [[Kaus Borealis|Lambda Sagittarii,]] is a single [[Star|star]] within the [[Patriarchy | + | [[Kaus Borealis|Kaus Borealis,]] also known as [[Kaus Borealis|Lambda Sagittarii,]] is a single [[Star|star]] within the [[The Patriarchy|Patriarchy Sector,]] and within the [[Milky Way Galaxy|Milky Way’s]] [[Alpha Quadrant|Alpha Quadrant.]] |
The [[Star|star]] is approximately 78.2 [[Light year|light years]] from [[Sol]] ([[Earth]]). Its average [[Astronomical Terms Database#Apparent Magnitude|apparent magnitude,]] as viewed from [[Earth|Earth,]] is 2.8, and its [[Astronomical Terms Database#Absolute Magnitude|absolute visual magnitude]] is 0.9, making it about 37 times brighter than [[Sol|Sol.]] It is an orange [[Star Classification Table|subgiant]] with a [[Star Classification Table|stellar classification]] of K1 and an average temperature of about 3,925 degrees [[Kelvin|Kelvin.]] (See also the [[Astronomical Terms Database|Astronomical Terms Database.]]) | The [[Star|star]] is approximately 78.2 [[Light year|light years]] from [[Sol]] ([[Earth]]). Its average [[Astronomical Terms Database#Apparent Magnitude|apparent magnitude,]] as viewed from [[Earth|Earth,]] is 2.8, and its [[Astronomical Terms Database#Absolute Magnitude|absolute visual magnitude]] is 0.9, making it about 37 times brighter than [[Sol|Sol.]] It is an orange [[Star Classification Table|subgiant]] with a [[Star Classification Table|stellar classification]] of K1 and an average temperature of about 3,925 degrees [[Kelvin|Kelvin.]] (See also the [[Astronomical Terms Database|Astronomical Terms Database.]]) | ||
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== [[Star Fleet Cartography|Cartography]] == | == [[Star Fleet Cartography|Cartography]] == | ||
[[Image:Office_of_Cartography.png|left|48px|link=Office of Cartography]] | [[Image:Office_of_Cartography.png|left|48px|link=Office of Cartography]] | ||
| − | [[Star Fleet Cartography|Star Fleet Cartography’s]] [[Star Charts|star chart]] number [[Star Charts#Patriarchy, The|''fs-sc-2'' 15 29 980 84 21506.05]] depicts the relative position in [[Space|space]] of [[Kaus Borealis|Kaus Borealis]] ([[Kaus Borealis|Lambda Sagittarii]]), within the [[Patriarchy | + | [[Star Fleet Cartography|Star Fleet Cartography’s]] [[Star Charts|star chart]] number [[Star Charts#Patriarchy, The|''fs-sc-2'' 15 29 980 84 21506.05]] depicts the relative position in [[Space|space]] of [[Kaus Borealis|Kaus Borealis]] ([[Kaus Borealis|Lambda Sagittarii]]), within the [[The Patriarchy|Patriarchy]] Sector. |
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Latest revision as of 16:56, 20 January 2024
Kaus Borealis (Lambda Sagittarii) is a star that hosts a planetary system, including the planet Chalna.
Star
Kaus Borealis, also known as Lambda Sagittarii, is a single star within the Patriarchy Sector, and within the Milky Way’s Alpha Quadrant.
The star is approximately 78.2 light years from Sol (Earth). Its average apparent magnitude, as viewed from Earth, is 2.8, and its absolute visual magnitude is 0.9, making it about 37 times brighter than Sol. It is an orange subgiant with a stellar classification of K1 and an average temperature of about 3,925 degrees Kelvin. (See also the Astronomical Terms Database.)
Planetary System
The Kaus Borealis star hosts an inhabited planetary system with no less than five planets. Chalna, the fifth planet within the planetary system, is the Chalnoth homeworld.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard, of the U.S.S. Stargazer, NCC-2893, visited Chalna, circa Stardate 15400.
Cartography
Star Fleet Cartography’s star chart number fs-sc-2 15 29 980 84 21506.05 depicts the relative position in space of Kaus Borealis (Lambda Sagittarii), within the Patriarchy Sector.
