Carbon Star
A carbon star is a late-type star similar to a red giant (or occasionally to a red dwarf) whose atmosphere contains more carbon than oxygen; the two elements combine in the upper layers of the star, forming carbon monoxide, which consumes all the oxygen in the atmosphere, leaving carbon atoms free to form other carbon compounds, giving the star a "sooty" atmosphere and a strikingly ruby red appearance.
Uses material from the Wikipedia article "Carbon Star", which is released under the Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0.Astronomical object | Distance | Wiki | ||
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HD 148173 | Carbon Star | C | 1007 | |
HD 180953 | Carbon Star | C | 1745 | |
HD 19557 | Carbon Star | C | 1591 | |
HD 215673 | Carbon Star | C | 6154 | |
HD 224855 | Carbon Star | C | 2861 | |
HD 319738 | Carbon Star | 1348 | ||
HIP 12325 | Carbon Star | C | 1673 | |
HIP 23520 | Carbon Star | C | 926 | |
HIP 29896 | Carbon Star | C | 1568 | |
HIP 363 | Carbon Star | C | 867 | |
HIP 40977 | Carbon Star | S | 122 | |
HIP 41061 | Carbon Star | C | 1681 | |
HIP 52656 | Carbon Star | C | 906 | |
HIP 62944 | Carbon Star | K | 345 | |
HIP 75745 | Carbon Star | 1165 | ||
HIP 86927 | Carbon Star | C | 1371 | |
HIP 87820 | Carbon Star | 278 | ||
HIP 9057 | Carbon Star | C | 943 | |
KY Cygni | Carbon Star | M | 5000 | [x] |
Mu Velorum | Carbon Star | 117 | [x] | |
NLTT 33782 | Carbon Star | M | 117 | |
Nu Geminorum | Carbon Star | 544 | [x] | |
R Sculptoris | Carbon Star | C | 867 | [x] |
W Orionis | Carbon Star | C | 1231 | [x] |
Y Canum Venaticorum | Carbon Star | C | ... | [x] |