Sirius, the brightest star in the sky, is 8.7 ly from the Sun. Determine Sirius' declination and right ascension


Declination: 16° 39'; right ascension: 6 h 43 min as found on the celestial sphere.
The distance that the star is from the Sun does not affect this answer.

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