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December 2006 ASTRONOTES Incorporating FRIENDS' NEWSLETTER The Mystery of the Christmas Star Shooting the Sun at Armagh The Planetarium on Tour HAT P 1B: A Warm and Fuzzy Planet? ... The year is 1975. ... At 150 light years, the Hyades are more than twice as far away, so they are actually behind the giant star. ... Located 1500 light years (460 parsec) from our Solar System, it is clearly visible to the naked eye on winter evenings as a patch of fuzz under the three stars of Orion's belt. ...