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| O(f) | ||||
| subject | fact | |||
| O(f) | has emission line N III and sometimes He II | ![]()  | 
| has definition O-type stars in which N III is present in emission and He II is weakly present in absorption or emission. | ![]()  | |
| is a kind of emission line star | ![]()  | |
| is a kind of O star | ![]()  | |
| O star | has lifetime 3 to 6 million years | ![]()  | 
| has color blue-white | ![]()  | |
| has surface temperature 35000 K | ![]()  | |
| has relative abundance rare | ![]()  | |
| has rotation velocity very high | ![]()  | |
| has absorption line He II | ![]()  | |
| early star | has spectral type O, B, A, and early F | ![]()  | 
| star | has star surface temperature | ![]()  | 
| has spectral type | ![]()  | |
| has V magnitude | ![]()  | |
| has B magnitude | ![]()  | |
| has U magnitude | ![]()  | |
| has position on celestial sphere from the point of view of Earth | ![]()  | |
| has parallax from the point of view of Earth's orbit | ![]()  | |
| has proper motion | ![]()  | |
| has radiation at surface which is diffused out from the hotter core | ![]()  | |
| has energy source gravitational contraction and or fusion | ![]()  | |
| has energy production which takes place primarily within the core | ![]()  | |
| has surface density which depends on luminosity class | ![]()  | |
| has apparent magnitude | ![]()  | |
| has absolute magnitude | ![]()  | |
| has age | ![]()  | |
| has catalog star catalog | ![]()  | |
| has material hydrogen, helium | ![]()  | |
| has velocity determined from proper motion and radial velocity | ![]()  | |
| has mass greater than 0.08 the sun's mass | ![]()  | |
| celestial body | has spectra | ![]()  | 
| physical object | has location or center of gravity | ![]()  | 
| has angular momentum | ![]()  | |
| has momentum | ![]()  | |
| has temperature | ![]()  | |
| has volume | ![]()  | |
| has extent | ![]()  | 
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