Arcturus has an Apparent magnitude (visual magnitude) of −0.04, but note it is a variable star.
The visual apparent magnitude of Arcturus is -0.05.The visual apparent magnitude of Arcturus is -0.05.The visual apparent magnitude of Arcturus is -0.05.The visual apparent magnitude of Arcturus is -0.05.
No, Arcturus is a star.
The apparent magnitude of Betegeuse is 0.5 and it has an M2 spectrum making it a red star. Its distance is 420 light years and its absolute magnitude is -4.5 so it is 9 magnitudes brighter than the Sun; that is 4000 times brighter, so it's a giant. It is slightly variable in its brightness. At the same distance the Sun would be a 9th magnitude star, invisible except in a telescope.
Star Arcturus has a temperature of around 3,700 to 5,200 Kelvin.
The Arcturus Star is located in the constellation Bootes.
Arcturus has an absolute magnitude of -0.29 and an apparent magnitude of -0.04
The visual apparent magnitude of Arcturus is -0.05.The visual apparent magnitude of Arcturus is -0.05.The visual apparent magnitude of Arcturus is -0.05.The visual apparent magnitude of Arcturus is -0.05.
Arcturus is in class A.
No, Arcturus is a star.
The apparent magnitude of Betegeuse is 0.5 and it has an M2 spectrum making it a red star. Its distance is 420 light years and its absolute magnitude is -4.5 so it is 9 magnitudes brighter than the Sun; that is 4000 times brighter, so it's a giant. It is slightly variable in its brightness. At the same distance the Sun would be a 9th magnitude star, invisible except in a telescope.
Star Arcturus has a temperature of around 3,700 to 5,200 Kelvin.
No. Arcturus is believed to be a single star.
Arcturus is the Zenith Star of the Hawaiian Islands
The Arcturus Star is located in the constellation Bootes.
No, Arcturus is a red giant star, not a nebula.
Arcturus means the Guardian of the Bear and is a star in the sky. Arcturus is the brightest star in the constellation Bootes. This star looks like a left foot.
The apparent brightness of stars depends on:* The distance * The actual brightness * In some cases, the brightness may be dimmed by clouds of dust and gas, between us and the distant star. In the case of Vega and Arcturus, Vega is NOT brighter than Arcturus. Their apparent magnitude (brightness) is about the same, with Arcturus perhaps being slightly brighter, depending on the source consulted. In terms of real brightness ("absolute magnitude"), Arcturus is actually brighter. When consulting numbers, please remember that smaller numbers refer to brighter objects.