Its story
HIP 14000 has a visual magnitude of about 7.91: it usually needs binoculars or a small telescope, especially from light-polluted sites.
Equatorial coordinates for HIP 14000: right ascension 3h 0m 17s, declination +69° 30′ 7″ (J2000), in the region of the Camelopardalis constellation (IAU figure Cam).
HIP 14000. It appears in classical and modern catalogs as HIP 14000, HD 18267, Gaia DR3 542121629778458112. In the SkyKeepsake Camelopardalis (Cam) browse hub it sits with other stars of the same IAU figure.
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Compose this starFactsHIP 14000
- Right ascension
- 3h 00m 17s
- Declination
- +69° 30′ 07″
- Magnitude
- 7.91
- Distance
- ≈ 379 ly
Data: gaia-dr3