THETA OPHIUCHI
'Theta Ophiuchi' (θ Oph / θ Ophiuchi) is a Class B2, third-magnitude star in the constellation Ophiuchus. It sometimes called by the Arabic name 'Imad', meaning ''"pillar"'', perhaps referring to one of the pillars upon which the Snake Charmer 'الØÙˆØ§Ø¡' ''Al Hawwa'' is standing, or it may refer to the Pillar of Moral and Spiritual Fortitude portrayed within southern Ophiuchus and part of Scorpius by the ancient Arabs. Another name is '''Kaki''' for ''"lower leg"'' or ''"foot"''.
Theta Ophiuchi is a variable star of the Beta Cephei type, located about 565 light-years from Earth.
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References
★ HD 157056 -- Variable Star
External links
★ Yale Bright Star Catalog; click on Ophiuchus
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