μ Lyrae, Latinized as Mu Lyrae, is a solitary [8] star in the northern constellation Lyra. It has the traditional name Alathfar / ə ˈ l æ θ f ɑːr / , from the Arabic الأظفار al-ʼaẓfār "the talons (of the …

Mu Lyrae is a white subgiant star belonging to the spectral class A3IVn. It has an apparent magnitude of 5.12 and is approximately 439 light years distant from Earth. The star’s …

Alathfar, also known as Mu Lyrae, is a white subgiant star belonging to the spectral class A3IVn that lies 2.5 degrees west-northwest of Vega. It is approximately 439 light years away from …

ALADFAR (Eta Lyrae). Lyra, the Lyre or Harp, is so dominated by the set of six stars that make the exquisite figure that we barely pay attention to any of the others in the constellation.

μ Lyrae is a sub-giant star of spectral class A3 in the constellation of Lyra. μ Lyrae visual magnitude is 5.12. Because of its faintness, μ Lyrae is visible to the naked eye only from …

Inside its area, there are currently 169 discovered stars. The constellation of Lyra represents a harp. Below you will find the full list of stars in the Lyra constellation and their names as well …

Lambda Lyrae is 1106 light-years away. Mu Lyrae (Alathfar) – This magnitude 5.1 star is a white subgiant 439 light-years away. Alathfar also means ‘the talons’. R Lyrae – This 4.2 magnitude, …

Mu Lyrae (μ Lyr, μ Lyrae) is main-sequence dwarf star with apparent magnitude 5.12. It belongs to the spectral class A0IV. Located around 439 light-years distant, it shines with a luminosity …

Mar 8, 2016 · Lyra (“the Lyre”) is one of the smaller constellations, taking up an area of just 286 sq/deg of the northern sky between latitudes +90 and -40 degrees. It does, however, contains …

Al Athfar the First, now our Mu Lyrae, is actually a rather luminous, white class A (A3) subgiant (a star that has just given up core hydrogen fusion, or will shortly do so) that lies 439 light years …