- mast) but the
suggestion was not followed. T
Pyxidis,
located about 4
degrees northeast of
Alpha Pyxidis, is a
recurrent nova that has
flared up to magnitude...
- T
Pyxidis supernova. He had used data for a far more
deadly gamma-ray
burst (GRB)
occurring 1 kilop****c from Earth, not a supernova, and T
Pyxidis certainly...
-
Alpha Pyxidis,
Latinised from α
Pyxidis, is a
giant star in the
constellation Pyxis. It has a
stellar classification of B1.5III and is a Beta
Cephei variable...
-
Lambda Pyxidis (λ
Pyxidis) is a yellow-hued star in the
southern constellation of Pyxis. It is
visible to the
naked eye,
having an
apparent visual magnitude...
- ****i 1901 or the
energies remaining in the
expanding bubbles like T
Pyxidis. Most
novae require a
close binary system, with a
white dwarf and a main...
-
Gamma Pyxidis,
Latinized from γ
Pyxidis, is a single, orange-hued star in the
southern constellation Pyxis. It is
visible to the
naked eye,
having an...
- Zeta
Pyxidis (ζ
Pyxidis) is a wide
binary star
system in the
southern constellation of Pyxis. It is
visible to the
naked eye with a
combined apparent visual...
- Delta
Pyxidis (δ
Pyxidis) is
binary star
system in
southern constellation of Pyxis.
Having an
apparent visual magnitude of +4.877, it is
bright enough...
- light-years (1,100 p****cs) away from the Earth. UZ
Pyxidis lies
directly between α and γ
Pyxidis. It has a
common proper motion companion, HD 75022,...
- XX
Pyxidis is a star
located in the
constellation Pyxis. It has an
apparent magnitude that
varies slightly at
about 11.5, and is
about 2,300
light years...
