'Triple star system' presentation slideshows

Chapter 25

Chapter 25. Section 1: STARS. Patterns of stars: Constellations. Ancient cultures used mythology or everyday items to name constellations . Constellations: Patterns of stars in the night sky. Modern Astronomy Studies 88 Constellations (Most named long ago). Circumpolar Constellations.

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Stars and Galaxies

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2003 UB313: The 10th Planet?

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40 Eridani B

40 Eridani B. By: Cathryn Wood. The Name. Star designating 40 in the constellation Eridanus . Some sources say the constellation name is Auriga. Claim to Fame.

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Alpha Centauri

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40 Eridani B

40 Eridani B. This star/White Dwarf that is bigger than Earth. This drawing compares the Earth to the white dwarf, 40 Eridani B. The star is part of a triple star system about 16-17 light years from Earth.

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RIGEL

By: Leonard Pettus. RIGEL. Description. Arabic for "foot" One of the galaxy's brightest stars. Brilliant bluish-white Supergiant 775 light years away 70 times the sun's diameter 40,000 times the sun's luminosity Brightest star in Orion (Star Map)

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Proxima Cenaturi

Ayla DeGuzis Mrs. Lower May 23, 2012. Proxima Cenaturi. Very tiny, dwarf star Red Flared. Characteristics. Very bright High magnetic force field. Characteristics. 247,925 trillion miles away from Earth Located in the Milky Way Galaxy. Location. Star closest to Earth

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This star is known as being part of a triple star system.

This star is known as being part of a triple star system. This star is part of a Spiral Galaxy. 40 Eridani B is 16 light years away from the Earth. It is located in the constellation, Eridanus which means "The River". .

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Section 2

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