HIP 67522 is an astronomical object catalogued in the Hipparcos (HIgh Precision PARallax COllecting Satellite) catalogue, which was compiled from observations made by the European Space Agency’s Hipparcos mission (operational 1989–1993). The Hipparcos catalogue assigns a unique numerical identifier to each of the more than 118,000 stars whose positions, proper motions, and parallaxes were measured with high precision.
Catalogue Designation
- Identifier: HIP 67522
- Catalogue: Hipparcos (HIP)
General Characteristics
- Object type: Star (stellar source)
- Data provided by Hipparcos: Precise astrometric parameters, including right‑ascension and declination (J2000.0 epoch), proper motion in right‑ascension and declination, and parallax measurement, which together enable determination of distance and transverse velocity.
Contextual Information
- The Hipparcos catalogue is a fundamental reference for stellar astronomy, serving as the basis for numerous subsequent astrometric surveys and for cross‑identification with other catalogues (e.g., Henry Draper (HD), Tycho, Gaia).
- Stars listed in the catalogue are often referenced in scientific literature by their HIP numbers when precise astrometric data are required.
Availability of Detailed Data
Specific photometric (e.g., apparent visual magnitude), spectroscopic (e.g., spectral type), and astrophysical parameters (e.g., luminosity, effective temperature) for HIP 67522 are recorded in astronomical databases such as the SIMBAD Astronomical Database and the VizieR catalogue service. Access to those resources is necessary for a comprehensive profile of the star.
Note
No additional widely recognized alternative names, historical significance, or notable astrophysical phenomena are associated uniquely with HIP 67522 in the publicly available literature. For detailed scientific analysis, users should consult the original Hipparcos catalogue entry or subsequent data releases (e.g., Hipparcos‑2, Gaia DR3) that reference this identifier.
