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Regulus is a multiple star system consisting of two pairs of binary stars.

The apparent magnitudes are thus:-

Regulus A - 1.35
Regulus B - 8.14
Regulus C - 13.5
Regulus D - Has yet to be observed but believed to be a white dwarf, so it's AM will be very high

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