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![2. 40 x 30 second exposures in LRGB of Altair in the Aquila constellation, located about 17 light years away. Altair is a rapidly rotating, Type A, Main sequence star with about 1.8x the mass of our sun and about 1.8x the radius. The star completes a rotation in only 9 hours which creates a strong centrifugal force that causes the equator of the star to bulge out, the equatorial radius is 25% longer than its polar radius. By comparison our sun takes 25 days to rotate. [Credit : Own Work (Alexander Segler)]
2. Artist’s impression of Altair, notice the ellipsoidal shape due to centrifugal force [Credit : Judy Schmidt / CC BY 2.0]
3. Location of Altair, it’s the brightest star in the Aquila constellation. [Credit : skyandtelescope.com]
#astronomy #astrophotography #amateurastronomy #space #stargazing #outerspace #telescope #nightsky #temecula #stars #altair #aquila](https://instagram.fdtw1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/vp/40af1e82867574e351c948f55547e7c4/5E010525/t51.2885-15/e35/69236484_1108510056018286_5903295683627252705_n.jpg?_nc_ht=instagram.fdtw1-1.fna.fbcdn.net "2. 40 x 30 second exposures in LRGB of Altair in the Aquila constellation, located about 17 light years away. Altair is a rapidly rotating, Type A, Main sequence star with about 1.8x the mass of our sun and about 1.8x the radius. The star completes a rotation in only 9 hours which creates a strong centrifugal force that causes the equator of the star to bulge out, the equatorial radius is 25% longer than its polar radius. By comparison our sun takes 25 days to rotate. [Credit : Own Work (Alexander Segler)]
2. Artist’s impression of Altair, notice the ellipsoidal shape due to centrifugal force [Credit : Judy Schmidt / CC BY 2.0]
3. Location of Altair, it’s the brightest star in the Aquila constellation. [Credit : skyandtelescope.com]
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