Apparent Magnitude of Stars Calculator
The Apparent Magnitude of Stars Calculator will calculate the:
- Apparent magnitude of a star when its illumination (brightness) is known
Calculation Parameters: None of the values can be zero
| Apparent magnitude of the star (m) |
| m = -2.5 log b - 19 m = -2.5 × log() - 19 m = -2.5 × - 19 m = |
| Apparent Magnitude Of Stars Calculator Input Values |
| Illumination of the star (b) lux |
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