ST Ursae Majoris: An Interesting Binocular Variable Star

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Observations of the semiregular star, ST Ursae Majoris, show an
approximate period of 81 days. However, there are occasions when the
period is as long as approximately 120 days or as short as approximately
60 days. In 1980 - 81, one cycle lasted approximately 150 days.

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