HD 73389

HD 73389 is a star in the constellation Puppis. It is a yellow-white dwarf star of spectral type F7V, meaning it's a main-sequence star fusing hydrogen in its core, similar to our Sun but slightly hotter and more massive. HD 73389 is located approximately 109 light-years from Earth.

The star has been observed as part of various astronomical surveys, primarily for its stellar properties and position. It doesn't possess any particularly noteworthy features distinguishing it from other main-sequence stars of its type, such as known planetary companions or significant variability. Its primary value lies in contributing to larger studies of stellar populations and galactic structure.

Key Characteristics:

• Spectral Type: F7V
• Constellation: Puppis
• Distance: Approximately 109 light-years
• Description: Main-sequence star, similar to the Sun but slightly hotter and more massive.