Titawin

Titawin (υ Andromedae) is a yellow-white main-sequence star in the constellation Andromeda. With an apparent magnitude of 4.09 it is the 575th-brightest star in the night sky, and it is about 44 light-years from Earth.

Finder chart showing where Titawin is in the constellation Andromeda
Titawin (circled) in Andromeda, with the surrounding constellations and bright stars.
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Facts

ConstellationAndromeda
Designationυ Andromedae (Upsilon Andromedae), HR 458
Apparent magnitude4.09 (575th brightest)
Spectral typeF8V
Coloryellow-white (B−V 0.54)
Distanceabout 44 light-years
Right ascension1 h 36.8 min
Declination+41.41°
Best monthNovember (at about 9 pm)

Sources: star positions, magnitudes and colors from the Yale Bright Star Catalogue; constellation boundaries and star names from the IAU; areas and distances from Wikidata; stick figures by M. van der Sluys. How the maps are made.

How to find Titawin

Titawin is in Andromeda. From 40° N it is highest in the north in November evenings, about 89° above the horizon. From 35° S it reaches about 14° in the north. Nearby bright stars: Almach (5° away), Mirach (8° away) and Algol (17° away).

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Other named stars in Andromeda

AlpheratzMirachAlmachNembusAdhil

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