Young star with an edge-on dust disc and three giant planets, two of them directly imaged.
Beta Pictoris is roughly one and a half times as wide as the Sun.
Beta Pictoris has roughly one and three quarters times the mass of the Sun.
Beta Pictoris has roughly three and a half times the volume of the Sun.
Beta Pictoris’s surface is 7,781 °C. The Sun’s surface is 5,499 °C.
You see Beta Pictoris as it was 64 years ago.

| Across | 2.129 million km |
|---|---|
| Distance from us | 64 light-years |
| Surface temperature | 7,781 °C |
| Light given off | 8.7 × the Sun |
We use 64 light-years, from Gaia; Hipparcos gave 63.4.