Epsilon Pegasi
I chose this star because it is the brightest star in my favorite constellation Pegasus. The name of the star also means nose in Arabic, because it is located on the muzzle of the actual Pegasus. As a star it is said that it is almost at the end of its time, yet it is not yet known if the star will explode or die off.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsilon_Pegasi#/media/File:Pegasus_IAU.svg
- Star: Epsilon Pegasi
- Chemical Components: Neutral metals and sodium
- Location in space:
- Right Ascension- 21 Hours 44 Minutes 11.15614 seconds
- Declination: +09 degrees 52' 30.0311
- Spectrum analysis of most abundant chemical: Sodium
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium
- Stellar Classification: K2 supergiant orange star
http://www.pbase.com/image/103660485
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