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Constellation:	Puppis
Right ascension:	06^h37^m30.33^s
Declination:	-45Â°35'39.5"
Apparent magnitude:	8.275
Distance:	1515.152 parsecs
Proper motion RA:	-6
Proper motion Dec:	9.6
B-T magnitude:	8.209
V-T magnitude:	8.27

Catalogs and designations:

Proper Names	(Edit)
HD 1989	HD 47657
TYCHO-2 2000	TYC 8104-1156-1
USNO-A2.0	USNO-A2 0375-02653588
HIP	HIP 31653

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