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Algorab

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Algorab, designated Delta Corvi, is a white main-sequence star located approximately 87 light-years from Earth in the constellation Corvus. It is the third-brightest star in Corvus and is recognized as a binary star system, having a fainter companion star. The name Algorab is derived from Arabic and translates to "the crow," matching the constellation's name. The star is positioned in the southern celestial hemisphere.

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What is Algorab's scientific designation?

Algorab is designated Delta Corvi. It is located in the constellation Corvus and is the constellation's third-brightest star.

Is Algorab a single star?

Algorab is recognized as a binary star system. The brighter component is a white main-sequence star with a fainter companion.

How far away is Algorab?

Algorab is approximately 87 light-years from Earth. It is one of the more prominent stars used when identifying the compact constellation Corvus.

What does the name Algorab mean in the night sky?

Algorab is the traditional name of Delta Corvi, not the name of a separate constellation. Its position and brightness make it one of the recognizable stars in Corvus.

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