2MASS J0136+0933
(Brown dwarf)- WISEA J013657.44+093347.0
- EQ J0136+0933
- SIMP J013656.5+093347.3
- WISEP J013657.45+093347.0
- Gaia EDR3 2572901021957789568
The brown dwarf known as 2MASS J0136+0933 is positioned at approximately 20 light years from the Sun. It is categorized under spectral class T2.0 and exhibits about 2 percent of our Sun's mass. Currently, there are no identified exoplanets within this stellar system.
LOCATION
Discover the celestial coordinates and distances that help us locate and understand this star's position in space.
When looking at celestial coordinates, you'll see three main position types: Right Ascension (RA) measures east-west position like longitude, Declination (Dec) measures north-south position like latitude, and Parallax helps determine a star's distance from Earth. Together, these coordinates help us pinpoint exactly where objects are in our night sky!
BASIC CHARACTERISTICS
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