Eta Draconis

Eta Draconis, also known as 14 Draconis or Aldhibain, was a trinary star consisting of two type G yellow stars and one type M red star.

History and specificsEdit

It was located in the galaxy's Alpha Quadrant in the vicinity of Iota Draconis and visible from Earth in the constellation of Draco. (ST reference: Star Charts)

AppendicesEdit

ConnectionsEdit

Alpha and Beta Quadrant stars and star systems (E)
Edris • Ekinus • El Adrel • Elba • Elkauron • Ellison's Star • Elohim • Elysia Incendae • Emila • Eminiar • Endicor • Enoch • Entrunar • Epsilon 119 • Epsilon Ceti • Epsilon Delta • Epsilon Ionis • Epsilon Kitaj • Epsilon Minora • Epsilon Miranda • Epsilon Sorona • Epsilon Tauri • Epsilon Theta • Epsilon Ursae Majoris • Epsion • Equess • Ercola • Eremar • Ergol • Esabl • Eskiis • Eta Seratorn • Eta Tauri • Eta Trianguli
Alpha Quadrant stars and systems (E)	Edasich • El Nath • Elasi Prime • Eltanin • Ennar • Entelior • Epsilon Aurigae • Epsilon Boötis • Epsilon Cygni • Epsilon Draconis • Epsilon Ophiuchi • Epsilon Serpentis • Eta Cassiopeiae • Eta Coronae Borealis • Eta Draconis • Eta Ophiuchi • Eta Serpentis • Eta Ursae Majoris • Eye of Ket-Cheleb
Beta Quadrant stars and systems (E)	Edinov • Eisn • Ejul Thelni • Epsilon • Epsilon Canaris • Epsilon Canis Majoris • Epsilon Carinae • Epsilon Corvi • Epsilon Eridani • Epsilon Geminorum • Epsilon Gruis • Epsilon Hydrae • Epsilon Indi (Andoria) • Epsilon Librae • Epsilon Monocerotis • Epsilon Orionis • Epsilon Pavonis • Epsilon Phoenicis • Epsilon Scorpii • Eta Antliae • Eta Corvi • Eta Crucis • Eta Eridani • Eta Horologii • Eta Indi • Eta Lupi • Eta Scorpii • Eye of Grun

ReferencesEdit

• ST reference: Star Charts

External linksEdit

• Eta Draconis article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.