Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
2018-Oct-19
Exposures: RGB 30/30/22 x 2m = 2hr 44m
Processing: SGP,MaximDL,Gimp
Telescope: CFF132,STF-8300M,GM1000
Guider: LE80,LSX2,GSO2X
ST Andromedae is a carbon star located in the Andromeda constellation.
ST Andromeda is the small red star in the middle of the image. It is listed in
SIMBAD as a pulsating carbon star of the spectral type C5,4e_MS3. Visually, it is observed to be a classic deep-hued carbon star.
ST Andromedae is a semi-regular variable that ranges in visual magnitude from 7.70 to 11.8. It too faint to be seen by the naked eye and a telescope is required to view this star.
The star is 1861.8507 parsecs from us which means it is roughly 6072.5448 light years away.