The star Edasich resides within the constellation Dra, a relatively small grouping of stars within the Orion stellar pattern. It manifests as a modest visual magnitude of approximately 2.973, positioning it as a noticeable but unremarkable object in the n
Edasisch is recognizable due to its position within the Dra constellation. It acts as a key element within the Orion stellar field and acts as an important landmark for astronomers, and potentially for many astronomers of the future, seeking celestial data and research. Like any star, its observable nature relies solely on its distance from Earth and the angle of observation, which remain constant throughout the star’s cycle. It remains a relatively stable element, devoid of significant internal processes or variability.
Given the nature of Edasich’s positioning within the Dra constellation, selecting it as a symbolic dedication might evoke an awareness of age and permanence, connected to the slow, steady glow of a stable, long-lived star. This particular star acts like a steadfast anchor in a vast cosmic system, an indicator of time passing, and a reminder of something permanent and reliable.
How to see it
Edasich has a visual magnitude of about 2.97: under a reasonably dark sky it is typically reachable with the unaided eye.
Sky position
Equatorial coordinates for Edasich: right ascension 15h 24m 56s, declination +58° 57′ 58″ (J2000), in the region of the Draco constellation (IAU figure Dra).
Catalog context
Edasich. It appears in classical and modern catalogs as Bayer/Flamsteed designation 12Iot Dra, HIP 75458, HD 137759, Gaia DR3 1614731957531452544. In the SkyKeepsake Draco (Dra) browse hub it sits with other stars of the same IAU figure.
Catalog identifiers
- Gaia
- Gaia DR3 1614731957531452544
- HIP
- 75458
- HD
- 137759
- gaia_dr3
- 1614731957531452544
- Bayer / Flamsteed
- 12Iot Dra
Observed properties
- Visual magnitude
- 2.97