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Vega is a main sequence A-type star located in the constellation Lyra approximately 25 light-years from Earth. It’s notable for its bright blue-white color and historical significance as the northern pole star. Vega plays a key role in the Summer Triangle asterism and contains a surrounding debris d...
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Photometric standard, Summer Triangle icon, nearby bright star, and exceptional cultural and scientific reputation.
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The star TW Hydrae is a nearby classical T Tauri star in the constellation Hydra, about 176 light-years from Earth. It is surrounded by a gas-and-dust protoplanetary disk whose structure includes a prominent gap observed by the Hubble Space Telescope. The gap has been interpreted as possible evidenc...
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The nearest major T Tauri laboratory offers an exceptionally well-studied protoplanetary disk and influential evidence about planet formation.
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Beta Pictoris is a young, A-type main-sequence star located approximately 63 light-years from Earth in the constellation Pictor. It was the first star to be imaged with a surrounding circumstellar debris disk, a finding confirmed in 1984. The system is of significant interest to astronomers because...
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Debris-disk prototype and directly imaged planets, major planetary-system benchmark.
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Fomalhaut is a bright, A-type main-sequence star located about 25 light-years away in the constellation Piscis Austrinus. It is surrounded by a complex and prominent circumstellar debris disk, which was first imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope. The system is notable for hosting Fomalhaut b, an obj...
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Nearby bright star with famous debris disk and exoplanet controversy, strong scientific reputation.
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AU Microscopii is a young M-type red dwarf star in the constellation Microscopium, about 32 light-years from Earth. It is surrounded by a broad debris disk that is viewed nearly edge-on and has been directly imaged with space- and ground-based telescopes, allowing astronomers to study dust structure...
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A nearby young star with a spectacular edge-on debris disk and confirmed planets has become a premier evolving-system laboratory.
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Beta Pictoris b is a gas giant exoplanet orbiting the young star Beta Pictoris. It’s notable as one of the first exoplanets directly imaged using adaptive optics technology. This allows scientists to study its formation and composition within a debris disk surrounding the A-type star. The planet is...
Denebola, designated Beta Leonis, is the second-brightest star in the constellation Leo. Located approximately 36 light-years from Earth, it is an A-type main-sequence star that marks the tail of the celestial lion. Denebola is a confirmed member of the Ursa Major Moving Group, an association of sta...
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Nearby Leo star and Ursa Major moving group member, visible and respected but not iconic.
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Alpha Pictoris is the brightest star in the southern constellation Pictor. It is a white A-type main-sequence star with an apparent visual magnitude of about 3.3, making it visible to the unaided eye from the Southern Hemisphere. The system is roughly 97 light-years from the Sun and is classified as...
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Constellation leadership and rapid rotation provide moderate distinction, though the star remains obscure outside southern-sky observing.
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HD 95086 b is a directly imaged gas giant exoplanet orbiting the young star HD 95086 about 300 light-years away, discovered in 2013 with the Very Large Telescope and among the lowest-mass imaged then.
HR 2562 b is a directly imaged substellar companion to the young F-type star HR 2562. It lies at a projected separation of about 20 astronomical units and has a poorly constrained mass, with published estimates spanning roughly 13 to 30 Jupiter masses. The system contains a debris disk, and the comp...
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