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What is the brightest star in the night sky? Answer with the name only.

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Sirius
name
Use the common name of the star system, Sirius.
brightest
Greatest apparent visual brightness as observed from Earth.
night sky
Stars visible in the sky at night; the Sun is excluded.
sources
science.nasa.gov, apod.nasa.gov, en.wikipedia.org, iau (international astronomical union) star catalogue / common astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky, iau / nasa: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky by apparent magnitude (-1.46), iau / nasa: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in the night sky, apparent magnitude -1.46, iau / nasa: sirius is the brightest star in earth's night sky, apparent magnitude -1.46, iauarchive.eso.org, nasa and iau reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky, apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa science, "skywatching faq": https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/faq/, nasa science, skywatching faq (https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/faq/); nasa apod, sirius: the brightest star in the night (https://science.nasa.gov/image-article/apod-1996-september-02-sirius-the-brightest-star-in-the-night/), nasa science, skywatching faq, 'what is the brightest star?': https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/faq/, nasa science, skywatching faq, https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/faq/, nasa science, skywatching faq, question 'what is the brightest star?': https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/faq/, nasa science, skywatching faq: https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/faq/, nasa skywatching faq (https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/faq/); nasa hubble, the dog star, sirius, and its tiny companion (https://science.nasa.gov/asset/hubble/the-dog-star-sirius-and-its-tiny-companion/), nasa solar system exploration / earthsky: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky, apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa solar system exploration / earthsky: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in the night sky, with apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/encyclopedia britannica: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky, with an apparent magnitude of -1.46, nasa/general astronomical consensus: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in the night sky excluding the sun, nasa/iau astronomical consensus: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in the night sky excluding the sun (e.g. nasa solar system exploration, earthsky), nasa/iau astronomical reference data (e.g. nasa's star and exoplanet database, hyg/yale bright star catalogue): sirius (α canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky excluding the sun., nasa/iau astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky, nasa/iau consensus astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has an apparent magnitude of -1.46, the brightest star in the night sky as seen from earth., nasa/iau star catalogs and standard astronomy references (e.g., encyclopaedia britannica) list sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, with apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/iau stellar catalogs and general astronomical reference (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, nasa): sirius (alpha canis majoris), apparent magnitude -1.46, is the brightest star in earth's night sky, nasa/iau stellar data and standard astronomy references (e.g. wikipedia "list of brightest stars") consistently list sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the star with the highest apparent magnitude (-1.46) in the night sky, nasa/iau-recognized astronomical consensus: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky (e.g. nasa solar system exploration / encyclopaedia britannica), nasa/iau-recognized astronomical consensus: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky, as documented in standard astronomy references (e.g., wikipedia 'list of brightest stars')., nasa/iau-recognized astronomical consensus: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in the night sky excluding the sun; widely documented in astronomy references (e.g., nasa, earthsky, iau star catalogues)., nasa/iau-recognized astronomical fact: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has an apparent magnitude of -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky excluding the sun, nasa/iau-recognized astronomical fact: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky, nasa/iau-recognized astronomical fact: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky by apparent magnitude (-1.46)., nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference (e.g., wikipedia 'list of brightest stars', citing an apparent magnitude of -1.46 for sirius, the brightest star in the night sky other than the sun), nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky excluding the sun, nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky, a well-established astronomical fact independent of blockchain state., nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in the night sky as excerpted in general astronomy references (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'sirius'), nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in the night sky excluding the sun; e.g. nasa's star facts and the iau star catalogue both cite sirius as the brightest nighttime star., nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the lowest (brightest) of any star other than the sun, as documented in standard star catalogs (e.g., yale bright star catalogue) and nasa fact sheets., nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky, apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in the night sky as seen from earth, with an apparent magnitude of about -1.46., nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in the night sky at apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/iau-recognized astronomical reference: sirius (α canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky excluding the sun, nasa/iau-recognized astronomical references (e.g. nasa's star and exoplanet database, iau) list sirius (alpha canis majoris), apparent magnitude -1.46, as the brightest star in earth's night sky, nasa/iau: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky at apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/iau: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky, apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/iau: sirius (alpha canis majoris), apparent magnitude -1.46, is the brightest star in the night sky excluding the sun (per nasa's sirius fact sheet and the iau star names catalogue)., nasa/ipac and general astronomical reference (e.g., encyclopaedia britannica): sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in the night sky excluding the sun., nasa/ipac extragalactic database and general astronomical consensus (e.g. wikipedia 'list of brightest stars'): sirius (alpha canis majoris), apparent magnitude -1.46, is the brightest star in earth's night sky., nasa/ipac: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in the night sky excluding the sun; consistent with general astronomical references (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica)., nasa/jet propulsion laboratory and iau-recognized astronomical references identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, with an apparent magnitude of -1.46, nasa/jet propulsion laboratory and standard astronomical references (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica) identify sirius (alpha canis majoris), in the constellation canis major, as the brightest star in earth's night sky, with an apparent magnitude of -1.46., nasa/jpl and general astronomical consensus: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky, apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/jpl and general astronomy references (e.g. encyclopedia britannica) identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/jpl and iau star data (e.g. sirius, apparent magnitude -1.46, is universally documented as the brightest star in earth's night sky), nasa/jpl and iau-recognized astronomical references (e.g. encyclopedia britannica, nasa solar system exploration) identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, with apparent magnitude -1.46., nasa/jpl and iau-recognized astronomical references (e.g., encyclopedia britannica, nasa science) consistently identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in the night sky, with an apparent magnitude of -1.46, nasa/jpl and iau-recognized astronomical references (e.g., nasa's solar system exploration / star fact sheets) identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, with an apparent magnitude of about -1.46., nasa/jpl and standard astronomy references (e.g. encyclopedia britannica, iau) identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in the night sky as seen from earth, with an apparent magnitude of about -1.46, sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky, per standard astronomical references (e.g. nasa/earthsky)., www.rmg.co.uk

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