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Noun Named Entity

Categories: M-type supergiants, Orion (constellation), Semiregular variable stars, HR objects, Runaway stars

Betelgeuse Alpha Orionis 58 Ori 58 Orionis AAVSO 0549+07

The second brightest star in Orion WordNet 3.0

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The second brightest star in Orion WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet

Betelgeuse is a red supergiant star of spectral type M1-2 and one of the largest visible to the naked eye. Wikipedia

Star in the Orion constellation. Wikipedia Disambiguation

The second brightest star in the constellation Orion. OmegaWiki

A bright-red supergiant intrinsic variable star, the second brightest star in the constellation Orion; Alpha (α) Orionis. It is the tenth brightest star in the nighttime, and one of the largest stars known. Wiktionary

Supergiant. Wiktionary (translation)

IS A

long-period variable star

PART OF

Orion

Winter Triangle

CONSTELLATION

Orion

DESCRIBED BY SOURCE

Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary

Otto's encyclopedia

DIFFERENT FROM

Betelgeuse

EPOCH

J2000.0

TYPE OF VARIABLE STAR

semiregular variable star

WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet

Betelgeuse, Alpha Orionis

Wikipedia

Betelgeuse

Wikidata

Betelgeuse

Wiktionary

Betelgeuse

OmegaWiki

Betelgeuse

Wikipedia Redirections

58 Ori, Al-Jauzā', Alpha Ori, Alpha Orionis, Aridra Nakshatra, Beetlegeuse, Beetlejuice (star), Beteigeuse, Beteigeuze, Betelgeuese, Betelgeuse supernova, Betelgeux, Betelgeuze, Betelgiuse, Betelguese, Betelguise, Betelguse, Betlegeuse, Betleguese, Bételgeuse, Great Dimming, H. D. 39801, H. D. E. 39801, H. D. E. C. 39801, H. R. 2061, H.D.39801, H.D. 39801, H.D.E.39801, H.D.E. 39801, H.D.E.C.39801, H.D.E.C. 39801, H.R.2061, H.R. 2061, HD-39801, HD 39801, HDE-39801, HDE 39801, HDEC-39801, HDEC 39801, HIP-27989, HIP27989, HIP 27989, HR-2061, HR2061, HR 2061, SAO 113271, Star Betelgeuse, Yad al-Jauza, Yad al-Jauzā', Α Ori, Α Orionis, بَيْت ﭐَلْجَوْزَاء

Wikidata Alias

58 Orionis, AAVSO 0549+07, Alpha Orionis, BD +7°1055, CCDM J05552+0724AP, FKS 224, GC 7451, HD 39801, HIP 27989, HR 2061, SAO 113271, α Orionis