Deneb
white supergiant · one of the most luminous stars we can see
2,615 light-years from Earth
About 200,000 times as luminous as the Sun. From 2,600 light-years away it still shines as the tail of the Swan.
- ~2,600 light-years (uncertain) · 203 solar radii
- kind
- star
- size
- 1.9 AU across
More stars & stellar remnants
- T Coronae Borealis recurrent nova
- M73 four stars by chance
- Tabby's Star the star with mysterious dips
- RS Ophiuchi recurrent nova
- WR 140 colliding-wind binary
- UY Scuti red supergiant
- Crab Pulsar neutron star
- Eta Carinae hypergiant binary inside the Homunculus Nebula