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- Alpha_Pictoris abstract "Alpha Pictoris (α Pic, α Pictoris) is the brightest star in the southern constellation of Pictor. It has an apparent visual magnitude of 3.27, which is bright enough to be viewed from urban areas in the southern hemisphere. This star is close enough for its distance to be measured using parallax shifts, which yields a value of roughly 97 light-years (30 parsecs) from the Sun, with a 5% margin of error. Alpha Pictoris has the distinction of being the south pole star of the planet Mercury.".
- Alpha_Pictoris thumbnail Pictor_IAU.svg?width=300.
- Alpha_Pictoris wikiPageID "4383265".
- Alpha_Pictoris wikiPageRevisionID "603290054".
- Alpha_Pictoris absmagV "0.86".
- Alpha_Pictoris ageMyr "660".
- Alpha_Pictoris appmagV "3.27".
- Alpha_Pictoris axisUnitless "36".
- Alpha_Pictoris bV "+0.21".
- Alpha_Pictoris colwidth "30".
- Alpha_Pictoris constell Pictor.
- Alpha_Pictoris eccentricity "0.39".
- Alpha_Pictoris epoch "J2000".
- Alpha_Pictoris gravity "3.48".
- Alpha_Pictoris hasPhotoCollection Alpha_Pictoris.
- Alpha_Pictoris inclination "118".
- Alpha_Pictoris luminosity "13".
- Alpha_Pictoris mass "2.04".
- Alpha_Pictoris metalFe "–0.11".
- Alpha_Pictoris node "24".
- Alpha_Pictoris pError "1.78".
- Alpha_Pictoris parallax "33.78".
- Alpha_Pictoris periarg "92".
- Alpha_Pictoris periastron "953".
- Alpha_Pictoris periodUnitless "1.397952E8".
- Alpha_Pictoris propMoDec "+242.97".
- Alpha_Pictoris propMoRa "–66.07".
- Alpha_Pictoris radialV "+20.6".
- Alpha_Pictoris radius "1.6".
- Alpha_Pictoris rotationalVelocity "206".
- Alpha_Pictoris temperature "7530".
- Alpha_Pictoris uB "+0.13".
- Alpha_Pictoris subject Category:A-type_subgiants.
- Alpha_Pictoris subject Category:Pictor_(constellation).
- Alpha_Pictoris type CelestialBody.
- Alpha_Pictoris type Star.
- Alpha_Pictoris type PhysicalBody.
- Alpha_Pictoris comment "Alpha Pictoris (α Pic, α Pictoris) is the brightest star in the southern constellation of Pictor. It has an apparent visual magnitude of 3.27, which is bright enough to be viewed from urban areas in the southern hemisphere. This star is close enough for its distance to be measured using parallax shifts, which yields a value of roughly 97 light-years (30 parsecs) from the Sun, with a 5% margin of error. Alpha Pictoris has the distinction of being the south pole star of the planet Mercury.".
- Alpha_Pictoris label "Alfa Pictoris".
- Alpha_Pictoris label "Alfa Pictoris".
- Alpha_Pictoris label "Alpha Pictoris".
- Alpha_Pictoris label "Alpha Pictoris".
- Alpha_Pictoris label "Alpha Pictoris".
- Alpha_Pictoris label "Alpha Pictoris".
- Alpha_Pictoris label "がか座アルファ星".
- Alpha_Pictoris label "金魚增一".
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs Alfa_Pictoris.
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs Alpha_Pictoris.
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs Alfa_Pictoris.
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs がか座アルファ星.
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs Alpha_Pictoris.
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs Alpha_Pictoris.
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs m.0b_b50.
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs Q2839528.
- Alpha_Pictoris sameAs Q2839528.
- Alpha_Pictoris wasDerivedFrom Alpha_Pictoris?oldid=603290054.
- Alpha_Pictoris depiction Pictor_IAU.svg.
- Alpha_Pictoris isPrimaryTopicOf Alpha_Pictoris.
- Alpha_Pictoris name "Alpha Pictoris".
