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- 46_Leonis_Minoris abstract "46 Leonis Minoris (46 LMi) is the brightest star in the constellation Leo Minor. It is sometimes known as "o LMi" (not "ο LMi"), from Bode's catalogue of 1801. It was presumably intended to be designated α, as Francis Baily decided to letter each star brighter than magnitude 4.5, but the designation was missing from his catalogue, even though the dimmer β was included.It has the proper name Praecipua, the Latin "the Chief (Star of Leo Minor)". The name may originally have referred to 37 Leonis Minoris, and later mistransfered to this star.It is known as 勢四, "the Fourth (Star) of the Eunuch", in traditional Chinese astronomy.46 LMi has spectral class K0+III-IV and is of magnitude 3.83. Its distance from Earth is approximately 95 light years.".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris thumbnail Leo_Minor_IAU.svg?width=300.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris wikiPageID "2727455".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris wikiPageRevisionID "589786720".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris appmagV "3.83".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris class "K0+III-IV".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris constell Leo_Minor.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris epoch "J2000".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris gravity "2.96".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris hasPhotoCollection 46_Leonis_Minoris.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris pError "0.21".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris parallax "34.38".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris propMoDec "–285.82".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris propMoRa "+92.02".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris temperature "4670".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris subject Category:Flamsteed_objects.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris subject Category:Leo_Minor.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris subject Category:Stars_with_proper_names.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris type CelestialBody.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris type Star.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris type PhysicalBody.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris comment "46 Leonis Minoris (46 LMi) is the brightest star in the constellation Leo Minor. It is sometimes known as "o LMi" (not "ο LMi"), from Bode's catalogue of 1801. It was presumably intended to be designated α, as Francis Baily decided to letter each star brighter than magnitude 4.5, but the designation was missing from his catalogue, even though the dimmer β was included.It has the proper name Praecipua, the Latin "the Chief (Star of Leo Minor)".".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "46 Leonis Minoris".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "46 Leonis Minoris".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "46 Leonis Minoris".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "46 Leonis Minoris".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "46 Leonis Minoris".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "46 Малого Льва".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "Praecipua".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "Praecipua".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris label "こじし座46番星".
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs 46_Leonis_Minoris.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs Praecipua.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs 46_Leonis_Minoris.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs 46_Leonis_Minoris.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs 46_Leonis_Minoris.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs こじし座46番星.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs Praecipua.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs 46_Leonis_Minoris.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs m.07_9_d.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs Q235926.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris sameAs Q235926.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris wasDerivedFrom 46_Leonis_Minoris?oldid=589786720.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris depiction Leo_Minor_IAU.svg.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris isPrimaryTopicOf 46_Leonis_Minoris.
- 46_Leonis_Minoris name "46 Leonis Minoris".
