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Gienah - Large

$45.00

Gienah, Gamma Corvi, is a B-type blue-white giant located 154 light years away in the Draco constellation.

It shines at 12000K temperature and holds a declination at S 17°. It’s a binary star system with an apparent magnitude of 2.8 in the night sky. Gienah's spectrum displays an anomalously high abundance of elemental mercury and manganese, making this a Mercury-manganese star. Gienah is number 56 on the list of the brightest 58 Navigational Stars.

Gienah, Gamma Corvi, is a B-type blue-white giant located 154 light years away in the Draco constellation.

It shines at 12000K temperature and holds a declination at S 17°. It’s a binary star system with an apparent magnitude of 2.8 in the night sky. Gienah's spectrum displays an anomalously high abundance of elemental mercury and manganese, making this a Mercury-manganese star. Gienah is number 56 on the list of the brightest 58 Navigational Stars.