Properties (48)
Predicate | Object |
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gptkbp:instanceOf |
star
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gptkbp:age |
around 10 billion years
|
gptkbp:classification |
M-type star
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gptkbp:countryOfOrigin |
named_after_Edward_Emerson_Barnard
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gptkbp:crew |
greater than 100 days
|
gptkbp:diameter |
0.2 solar radii
|
gptkbp:exhibits |
gptkb:Henry_Draper_Catalogue_2243
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gptkbp:flora |
not within habitable zone
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gptkbp:format |
formed_in_the_Milky_Way's_disk
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gptkbp:futurePlans |
will_be_closest_star_to_the_Sun_in_about_10,000_years
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gptkbp:hasRecognition |
9.54
13.2 |
gptkbp:historicalEvent |
observed by many astronomers since discovery
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gptkbp:historicalSignificance |
first star to have its proper motion measured
|
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label |
Barnard's Star
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gptkbp:isExpectedTo |
none
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gptkbp:isHeadquarteredIn |
part of the Local Bubble
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gptkbp:isPromotedBy |
10.3 arcseconds/year
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gptkbp:isSurroundedBy |
none detected
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gptkbp:length |
5.96 light years
|
gptkbp:lighting |
0.0004 solar luminosities
|
gptkbp:location |
constellation_Ophiuchus
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gptkbp:mission |
possible planets
|
gptkbp:missionCapabilities |
part of the Gliese catalog
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gptkbp:naturalResources |
-0.4 dex
|
gptkbp:nearbyAttractions |
1.83 parsecs
-110.0 km/s |
gptkbp:notableFeature |
closest_star_to_the_Sun_after_Proxima_Centauri
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gptkbp:numberBuilt |
HIP 87937
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gptkbp:numberOfFigures |
Gliese 699
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gptkbp:officialResidence |
faintness makes it hard to observe
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gptkbp:releaseYear |
1916
E.E. Barnard |
gptkbp:researchInterest |
studied for exoplanet research
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gptkbp:resolution |
5.96 light years from Earth
|
gptkbp:seedDispersal |
0.171 arcseconds
|
gptkbp:servesGrade |
very low mass loss rate
|
gptkbp:surface |
3200 K
|
gptkbp:survivability |
not variable
|
gptkbp:type |
M4V
red dwarf |
gptkbp:universe |
part of the Milky Way galaxy
|
gptkbp:visibility |
visible with binoculars
|
gptkbp:vision |
Population I star
in the main sequence stage weak stellar wind |
gptkbp:weight |
0.144 solar masses
|
gptkbp:wrestlingPromotion |
moving_towards_the_Solar_System
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