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Matar
Matar is the brightest star of Pegasus. Look for it while tracing Pegasus on a dark night. The IAU proper name sits beside older Bayer and catalog labels on modern atlases.
Gaia has no usable parallax for this star (common for bright multiples). Distance uses the Hipparcos parallax instead.
- ID
- HIP 112158
- Distance
- 65.70 pc · 214.3 ly
- Parallax
- 15.22 mas (Hipparcos)
- Magnitude (G)
- 3.09
- Color (BP-RP)
- -
- Radius
- unknown
- RA · Dec
- 340.75° · 30.22°