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Canis Minor has two stars and they are Procyon and Gomeisa. Procyon has the magnitude of 0.4 and Gomeisa has the magnitude of 2.9. It is true that Canis Minor is a constellation and that it doesn't have a magnitude of its own, but its star has its own magnitude.

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