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Bookmark or Share- Deneb Kaitos marks the tail of Cetus the Whale - EarthSkyDeneb Kaitos is also known by two alternate names, Beta Ceti and Diphda. It shines at magnitude 2 , making it about as bright as Polaris , the North Star. Neither Polaris nor Deneb Kaitos shines...
- Diphda (Beta Ceti): Star Type, Facts, Name, Location - Star FactsDiphda, Beta Ceti (β Cet), is a giant star located at a distance of 96.3 light years from Earth in the constellation Cetus. Also known as Deneb Kaitos, it marks the tail of Cetus, the Whale.
- Diphda (β Ceti) | Facts, Distance, Size, Mass, History ...Diphda, designated as Beta Ceti, is the brightest star in the constellation of Cetus, the celestial sea monster, slain by the Greek hero Perseus. Key Facts & Summary. Diphda is located at around 96.3 light-years away from our Solar System. It has an apparent magnitude of 2.02, and an absolute magnitude of -0.13.
- Cetus Constellation Facts and Myth of the Whale - Universe GuideDiphda. Cetus's brightest star is Diphda, about 96.33 light-years from the Sun. The star is designated as Beta Ceti rather than Alpha designation. Alpha stars tend to be the brightest in the constellation. Diphda has an apparent magnitude of 2.04 but an absolute magnitude of -0.31.
- Cetus - QubeSkyThe brightest star in the Constellation Cetus is Diphda, also known as Beta Ceti. With an apparent magnitude of 2.04, it can be identified as the most luminous point in the constellation. Diphda is located approximately 96.3 light-years from Earth and serves as a navigational marker in the constellation.
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