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Zeta Puppis hottest and heaviest class of stars, known as Class O. rarest of all  [6920] zeta Puppis, also known as Naos ("ship") and Suhail Hadar ("roaring bright one"). visible to the naked eye.  Its mass is 59 times that of the Sun and its surface temperature is 42,400 K. Naos is a runaway star. (if not considering Wolf-Rayet stars). The extremely high surface temperature gives Zeta Puppis a deep bluish appearance, making it a prototypical O-type star (stars are classified into 7 classes, OBAFGKM, based on their spectrum, with O-type being the hottest). Zeta Puppis is a blue supergiant star of spectral class O5IAf, making it one of the hottest stars in the galaxy with a surface temperature of 42,400 It is the second brightest such star in terms of its apparent magnitude, with only Zeta Orionis appearing brighter. Zeta Orionis, also known by the more traditional name, Alnitak, is a triple star system in the constellation of Orion. One of the brightest stars

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Beta Pictoris, the first Exocomets discovered The first Exocomet to be discovered was in 1987, orbiting the star Beta Pictoris. The first exocomets were discovered by Spectroscopy, studying the light and radiation from the star. The star itself is a quite an insignificant star compared to other stars out there such as Rigel, also a Beta star. Beta stars are generally the second brightest star in the constellation, although Pollux is the brightest in the constellation of Gemini, the twins but has Beta designation.  Beta Pictoris is by no means the only star that has been found to have comets. Other stars that have comets in orbit are: KIC 3542116 49 Ceti 51 Ophiuchi 2 Andromedae HD 172555 A citizen astronomer is someone who is an amateur who professional organization which in this case was Yale University see also Japan astronomer lost comet in puppies discovered in the 70s

Earth passes through a stream of solar wind from the hole in the sun’s atmosphere THAT creates A minor geomagnetic storms, sky watchers can expect to see auroras AFTER Earth’s magnetic field responds to the buffeting action.