Cal A

Object Type

Cal A is a main sequence, spectral type A6V, blue-white star and the main component of the Cal Star System.

 

Colour and Brightness

Cal A is a whitish-blue colour in comparison to Sol's pale orange. It has an absolute magnitude in visible light of 1.97 which gives rise to an apparent magnitude on Calmarendi of -26.4, just a little less bright than Sol appears on Earth.

 

Planets

There are seven planets in total orbiting Cal A: four terrestrial planets (one of which is Calmarendi), one Saturn-like gas giant and two Neptune-like planets. None, other than Calmarendi, are in the least bit conducive to life as we know it.

Object Type
Main sequence, blue-white star
Spectral Type
A6V
Mass
3.56 x 1030 kg (1.79 times Sol)
Radius
1.28 x 109 m (1.84 times Sol)
Temperature
8,400 K
Absoulete Magnitude
1.97
Apparent Magnitude (from Calmarendi)
-26.4
Expected Lifetime
2.3 billion years
(cf. Sol, 4.6 billion years into an expected life of 10 billion years)
Current Age
Unknown
Companion Star
Cal B
Planets
Calmarendi + six others

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