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V1814 Orionis

Brun 1069

Orange subgiant in Orion

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Proper NameNone
Bayer DesignationNone
Flamsteed NumberNone
HR (BSC)None
HDNone
Variable DesignationV1814 Orionis
Other DesignationsBrun 1069
ConstellationOrion
Right Ascension5h 37m 10s
Declination-6° 6' 16"
Distancec. 1,300 light years
c. 400 parsecs
MagnitudeApparent: +10.46
Absolute: +2.51
Spectral ClassK0IV/V orange subgiant / dwarf
Optimum VisibilityDecember / January

V1814 Orionis lies off the southeastern fringes of the Orion Nebula, whose clouds can be seen in the background of this image. The bright star in the northwestern (upper right) corner is HR 1911, only a sixth-magnitude star, but nonetheless some seventy-five times brighter than V1814 Orionis as seen from Earth. Imagery provided by Aladin sky atlas

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