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Which star is the brightest in Earth's night sky? Answer with the name only.
Answer
Sirius
- name
- Use the common proper name Sirius.
- brightness
- Apparent brightness as seen from Earth; the question asks for a star, excluding planets and other objects.
- sources
- science.nasa.gov, en.wikipedia.org, iau star names catalogue and nasa/jpl fact sheets on stars, both of which identify sirius (apparent magnitude -1.46) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, nasa - sirius is the brightest star in earth's night sky (apparent magnitude -1.46), per nasa science and the iau, nasa - sirius is the brightest star in earth's night sky, with an apparent magnitude of -1.46 (https://science.nasa.gov/sky-watching/how-to-see-sirius-the-brightest-star/), nasa science, skywatching faq, ‘what is the brightest star?’ https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/faq/, nasa 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/earthsky: sirius (alpha canis majoris) is the brightest star in earth's night sky, with an apparent magnitude of -1.46, excluding the sun., nasa/iau and general astronomy references (e.g., earthsky, nasa) identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, with apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/iau and standard astronomy references (e.g. wikipedia 'list of brightest stars') identify sirius (alpha canis majoris), apparent magnitude -1.46, as the brightest star in earth's night sky excluding the sun., nasa/iau astronomical consensus: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky excluding the sun., nasa/iau astronomical references and standard astronomy references (e.g., encyclopedia britannica) list sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, with apparent magnitude -1.46, nasa/iau stellar magnitude data: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky, per widely-cited astronomical references (e.g., nasa, earthsky, and standard star catalogs)., nasa/iau: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has an apparent magnitude of -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky excluding the sun; widely documented in astronomy references such as the iau and nasa's star catalogs., nasa/jpl and astronomical references (e.g. nasa star and planet fact sheets) list sirius (alpha canis majoris), apparent magnitude -1.46, as the brightest star in earth's night sky, aside from the sun., nasa/jpl and iau-recognized astronomical references (e.g. nasa solar system exploration, encyclopaedia britannica) list sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the star with the highest apparent magnitude (-1.46) in earth's night sky, nasa/jpl 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/jpl and iau-recognized astronomy references (e.g., nasa solar system exploration, earthsky) identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the brightest star in earth's night sky, with an apparent magnitude of -1.46, nasa/jpl and standard astronomy references (e.g. wikipedia "list of brightest stars") identify sirius (alpha canis majoris) as the star with the brightest apparent magnitude (-1.46) in earth's night sky., nasa/wikipedia astronomy reference: sirius (alpha canis majoris) has apparent magnitude -1.46, the brightest star in earth's night sky excluding the sun, nasa/wikipedia list of brightest stars — sirius (alpha canis majoris), apparent magnitude -1.46, is the brightest star in earth's night sky
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#489Siriusfrom science.nasa.gov
#49Siriusfrom en.wikipedia.org
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#1566Siriusfrom science.nasa.gov
#127SiriusNASA/Wikipedia list of brightest stars — Sirius (alpha Canis Majoris), apparent magnitude -1.46, is the brightest star in Earth's night sky67 more
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