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- Mu_Canis_Majoris abstract "Mu Canis Majoris (μ Canis Majoris, 18 Canis Majoris), also known as HR 2593 and BD-13°1741; is a quadruple[citation needed] star complex located in the constellation Canis Major. The multiple star is located at right ascension 06h 56m 06.65s and declination −14° 02′ 36.4″. The brighter two components can be split in a small telescope.The star system is estimated to be 278 parsecs (910 light-years) from the Sun. The star has the traditional names Isida and Isis.".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris thumbnail Canis_Major_constellation_map.svg?width=300.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris wikiPageExternalLink starview?object_type=1&object_id=1810.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris wikiPageExternalLink search.pl?object=HR2593.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris wikiPageID "35833537".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris wikiPageRevisionID "595921728".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris appmagV "5".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris constell Canis_Major.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris distLy "~910".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris distPc "~278".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris epoch "J2000.0".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris group "NB".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris hasPhotoCollection Mu_Canis_Majoris.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:B-type_main-sequence_stars.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:Bayer_objects.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:Binary_stars.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:Canis_Major_(constellation).
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:Durchmusterung_objects.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:Flamsteed_objects.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:HR_objects.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:K-type_giants.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris subject Category:Multiple_stars.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris type CelestialBody.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris type Star.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris type PhysicalBody.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris comment "Mu Canis Majoris (μ Canis Majoris, 18 Canis Majoris), also known as HR 2593 and BD-13°1741; is a quadruple[citation needed] star complex located in the constellation Canis Major. The multiple star is located at right ascension 06h 56m 06.65s and declination −14° 02′ 36.4″. The brighter two components can be split in a small telescope.The star system is estimated to be 278 parsecs (910 light-years) from the Sun. The star has the traditional names Isida and Isis.".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris label "Mu Canis Majoris".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris label "Mu Canis Majoris".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris label "Mu Canis Majoris".
- Mu_Canis_Majoris sameAs Mu_Canis_Majoris.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris sameAs Mu_Canis_Majoris.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris sameAs m.0jwyd06.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris sameAs Q3327323.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris sameAs Q3327323.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris wasDerivedFrom Mu_Canis_Majoris?oldid=595921728.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris depiction Canis_Major_constellation_map.svg.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris isPrimaryTopicOf Mu_Canis_Majoris.
- Mu_Canis_Majoris name "18 Canis Majoris".
