Widme jetzt deinen Stern!
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Was bedeuten die Helligkeitsstufen?
Je heller ein Stern ist, desto besser ist er am Nachthimmel zu sehen. Die Maßeinheit für Helligkeit bei Sternen ist Magnitude (mag). Je näher ein Stern an 0 ist, desto heller ist er. Alle unsere Sterne haben mindestens 6,5 mag, sind also mit bloßem Auge sichtbar. Extra helle Sterne bewegen sich zwischen 5 und 3 mag, während Sterne der Kategorie Supernova zwischen 0.1 und 3 mag haben, also besonders gut sichtbar sind.
