The two stars in the constellation orion, rigel with an apparent magnitude of 0.18 and saiph with an apparent magnitude of 2.07 and Brightest Star is rigel.
What is Rigel?
- A blue supergiant star in the constellation of Orion is called Rigel. The Bayer designation for it is Orionis, which can also be spelled Beta Orionis or Ori in Latin. A stellar system of at least four stars that, to the unaided eye, appears as a single blue-white point of light contains Rigel as its brightest and most massive member. Rigel also serves as the star system's eponym. The distance between this system and the Sun is roughly 860 light-years (260 pc).
- Rigel, a star with the spectral classification B8Ia, is estimated to be between 61,500 and 363,000 times more massive and bright than the Sun, depending on the methodology and presumptions utilised. Its radius exceeds 70 times that of the Sun.
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