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110 Herculis, a white subgiant star in Hercules

110 Herculis is a white subgiant star in the constellation Hercules. At 63 light years away, it shines at an apparent visual magnitude of 4.19.

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110 Herculis (HIP 92043)

110 Herculis is a white subgiant star in the constellation Hercules. At 63 light years away, it shines at an apparent visual magnitude of 4.19. 110 Herculis is a component of a multiple-star system. The star's age is estimated to be 2.4 billion years but is certainly no less than 2.3 billion years and no greater than 2.5 billion years. The iron abundance of 110 Herculis is -0.03 (93.3% of the Sun). It is moving through the Galaxy at a speed of 38.3 km/s relative to the Sun. Its projected Galactic orbit carries it between 21,400 and 40,100 light years from the center of the Galaxy. It came closest to the Sun 295,000 years ago when it had brightened to magnitude 3.70 from a distance of 50 light years.

Sky position: RA 18h 45.7m, Dec +20° 33'

Common designations: 110 Herculis, HIP 92043, HD 173667, HR 7061, Gliese 9635



Brightest stars in Hercules:
(list all)

RankMag.Star
83.70Xi Herculis
93.74Gamma Herculis
103.82Iota Herculis
113.84Omicron Herculis
123.85109 Herculis
133.86Theta Herculis
143.91Tau Herculis
153.92Epsilon Herculis
164.15Rho Herculis

17

| 4.19

) 110 Herculis

RankMag.Star
184.20Sigma Herculis
194.23Phi Herculis
204.2695 Herculis
214.34111 Herculis
224.37102 Herculis
234.41Maasym
244.41Nu Herculis
Location of 110 Herculis circled Map detail from Stars of the Northern Hemisphere
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Galactic Orbit of 110 Herculis

(compared to the Sun)

E

ccentricity: 30.4% vs. 16.0%

Angle φ : 58.6°vs. 26.0°

Semi-major axis : 9,427 pc vs. 8,686 pc

Semi-minor axis: 8,981 pc vs. 8,574 pc

Focus-to-center

: 2,865 pcvs. 1,388 pc

Semilatus rectum : 8,557 pc vs. 8,464 pc

Perigalacticon: 6,562 pc vs. 7,297 pc

Apogalacticon

: 12,292 pcvs. 10,074 pc
  Some Tabulated XHIP Data for 110 Herculis
(see also: SIMBAD)

Astrometry
2007A&A...474..653V

Position Proper Motion
Right Ascension: 281.41554679° ±0.14 mas -9.00 ±0.30 mas/yr.
Declination: 20.54712347° ±0.15 mas -336.20 ±0.40 mas/yr.
Galactic Longitude: 50.79083842° -307.98 mas/yr.
Galactic Latitude: 10.43034147° -135.13 mas/yr.

Parallax: 52.06 ± 0.25 mas

Spectrography

Spectral Type: F5.5IV-V 2001AJ....121.2148G.

Radial Velocity: 23.05 ±0.12 km/s [A rating] 2002ApJS..141..503N, 2005ApJS..159..141V.

Iron Abundance [Fe/H]: -0.03 dex  2011A&A...525A..71W, 2009A&A...501..941H, 2005PASJ...57...27T, 2005ApJS..161..444T, 2005ApJS..159..141V, 2000Priv.C........F, 1996A&A...314..191G, 1993A&A...275..101E, 1992ApJ...387..170F, 1990ApJ...354..310B, 1990ApJ...351..467B, 1986ApJ...309..762B.
 


Photometry
 
band magnitude Abs. Mag.
U
B 4.67 3.26
V 4.19 2.77
R 3.90 2.48
I 3.70 2.28
J 3.53 2.11
H 3.29 1.87
K 3.19 1.77

B-V: +0.48 V-I: +0.49

Derivations

Heliocentric distance: 19.21 pc (0.5% margin of error)

Galactocentric distance: 7,388 pc

Transverse velocity: 30.6 km/s

3D heliocentric position and motion:

toward:   

Galactic center Galactic rotation North Galactic Pole
Position ( X, Y, Z) 11.9 pc 14.6 pc 3.5 pc
Velocity (U, V, W) 37.5 km/s 1.6 km/s -7.9 km/s

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