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Astrometry / Stellar classification / Hipparcos / Yellow hypergiant / S-type star / Main sequence / Cosmic distance ladder / Star types / Astronomy / Space
Date: 2003-07-08 12:12:54
Astrometry
Stellar classification
Hipparcos
Yellow hypergiant
S-type star
Main sequence
Cosmic distance ladder
Star types
Astronomy
Space

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