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The 44 pages that link to Stellar classification, each with the reason it gives.

• Brown dwarfNarrower topic: Brown dwarfs extend spectral classification beyond the familiar sequence of stars.

• SunNarrower topic: Classification places the Sun among other stars by measurable properties.

• Henry Draper CatalogueNarrower topic: The catalogue’s central achievement was assigning spectral types to stars.

• Antonia MauryNarrower topic: Maury’s system was a distinctive refinement of this broader practice.

• Edward Charles PickeringNarrower topic: Pickering’s observatory turned stellar classification into a large-scale, systematic research program.

• Harvard spectral classificationNarrower topic: Harvard classification is one influential system within this broader practice.

• Blue supergiantNarrower topic: Blue supergiants combine hot spectral types with luminosity class I.

• Ejnar HertzsprungNarrower topic: Hertzsprung’s measurements helped make stellar categories more physically meaningful.

• SupergiantNarrower topic: Supergiant status combines spectral type with a luminosity class.

• SubdwarfNarrower topic: Subdwarfs are identified by comparing their luminosities with stars of the same spectral type.

• Zeta OphiuchiNarrower topic: It places Zeta Ophiuchi in the hot O spectral class.