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- Theta1_Orionis_C abstract "Theta1 Orionis C is a member of the Trapezium open cluster that lies within the Orion Nebula. The star C is the most massive of the four bright stars at the heart of the cluster. It is an O class blue main sequence star and has the highest surface temperature of any star visible to the naked eye; it is one of the most luminous stars known, with an estimated absolute magnitude in visible wavelengths of about −3.2. Its high luminosity and large distance (about 1,500 light years) give it an apparent visible magnitude of 5.1. This star is responsible for generating most of the ultraviolet light that is slowly ionizing (and perhaps photoevaporating) the Orion Nebula. This UV light is also the primary cause of the glow that illuminates the Orion Nebula. The star emits a powerful stellar wind that is a hundred thousand times stronger than the Sun's, and the outpouring gas moves at 1,000 km/s.Infrared observations of Theta1 Orionis C have shown that it is actually a close binary system. It also displays optical variability and is a variable X-ray source. Separate components of the system were resolved in visible light in August of 2013 with adaptive optics system installed to Magellan telescope. It is expected that this star will expand into a red supergiant and end its life as a supernova within a few million years from now.".
- Theta1_Orionis_C thumbnail TrapeziumStars.jpg?width=300.
- Theta1_Orionis_C wikiPageExternalLink sim-id?protocol=html&Ident=Tet1+Ori+C.
- Theta1_Orionis_C wikiPageExternalLink theta1ori.html.
- Theta1_Orionis_C wikiPageID "4537500".
- Theta1_Orionis_C wikiPageRevisionID "602207253".
- Theta1_Orionis_C absmagV "−3.2".
- Theta1_Orionis_C age "1.2".
- Theta1_Orionis_C appmagV "5.13".
- Theta1_Orionis_C bV "+0.02".
- Theta1_Orionis_C class "O6pe V".
- Theta1_Orionis_C constell Orion_(constellation).
- Theta1_Orionis_C dec "−05° 23′ 24″".
- Theta1_Orionis_C epoch "J2000".
- Theta1_Orionis_C hasPhotoCollection Theta1_Orionis_C.
- Theta1_Orionis_C luminosity "251000".
- Theta1_Orionis_C mass "40".
- Theta1_Orionis_C metal "?".
- Theta1_Orionis_C pError "0.41".
- Theta1_Orionis_C parallax "2.11".
- Theta1_Orionis_C propMoDec "0.13".
- Theta1_Orionis_C propMoRa "−0.92".
- Theta1_Orionis_C ra "20116.5".
- Theta1_Orionis_C radialV "+28".
- Theta1_Orionis_C radius "8".
- Theta1_Orionis_C rotation "~112 km/s".
- Theta1_Orionis_C temperature "45500".
- Theta1_Orionis_C uB "−0.88".
- Theta1_Orionis_C variable "?".
- Theta1_Orionis_C subject Category:Bayer_objects.
- Theta1_Orionis_C subject Category:Binary_stars.
- Theta1_Orionis_C subject Category:Flamsteed_objects.
- Theta1_Orionis_C subject Category:O-type_main-sequence_stars.
- Theta1_Orionis_C subject Category:Objects_within_10_kly_of_Earth.
- Theta1_Orionis_C subject Category:Orion_(constellation).
- Theta1_Orionis_C type CelestialBody.
- Theta1_Orionis_C type Star.
- Theta1_Orionis_C type PhysicalBody.
- Theta1_Orionis_C comment "Theta1 Orionis C is a member of the Trapezium open cluster that lies within the Orion Nebula. The star C is the most massive of the four bright stars at the heart of the cluster. It is an O class blue main sequence star and has the highest surface temperature of any star visible to the naked eye; it is one of the most luminous stars known, with an estimated absolute magnitude in visible wavelengths of about −3.2.".
- Theta1_Orionis_C label "Theta1 Orionis C".
- Theta1_Orionis_C label "Theta1 Orionis C".
- Theta1_Orionis_C label "Theta¹ Orionis C".
- Theta1_Orionis_C label "Тета1 Ориона C".
- Theta1_Orionis_C sameAs Theta¹_Orionis_C.
- Theta1_Orionis_C sameAs Theta1_Orionis_C.
- Theta1_Orionis_C sameAs Theta1_Orionis_C.
- Theta1_Orionis_C sameAs 오리온자리_세타1_C.
- Theta1_Orionis_C sameAs m.0c7rpv.
- Theta1_Orionis_C sameAs Q1196181.
- Theta1_Orionis_C sameAs Q1196181.
- Theta1_Orionis_C wasDerivedFrom Theta1_Orionis_C?oldid=602207253.
- Theta1_Orionis_C depiction TrapeziumStars.jpg.
- Theta1_Orionis_C isPrimaryTopicOf Theta1_Orionis_C.
- Theta1_Orionis_C name "Theta1 Orionis C".