HD 174719 and HD 120237/GJ 3806
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jude_rookHD 174719
This is a G6V star in Aquila, 5.3 billion years old with 52% of Sol’s metallicity. It’s 92.3 light years away.
HD 120237/GJ 3806
A binary system comprised of an F8.5V dwarf (which may already be a sub-giant) and a G or K companion that has been observed at a distance of 339 AU. It’s 92.3 light years away in Centaurus, 4.6 billion years old with 63% of Sol’s metallicity.
This is a G6V star in Aquila, 5.3 billion years old with 52% of Sol’s metallicity. It’s 92.3 light years away.
HD 120237/GJ 3806
A binary system comprised of an F8.5V dwarf (which may already be a sub-giant) and a G or K companion that has been observed at a distance of 339 AU. It’s 92.3 light years away in Centaurus, 4.6 billion years old with 63% of Sol’s metallicity.