Autun1

Autun1 is a celestial object designated within an astronomical catalog, likely referring to a star, exoplanet, or other significant astronomical entity. The designation "Autun1" suggests it is the first object identified or cataloged in a specific survey or region, possibly named after a researcher, observatory, or a characteristic feature. Further details regarding its spectral type, luminosity, orbital parameters if applicable, and location within the cosmos would be necessary to fully understand its nature. Astronomical cataloging systems often use alphanumeric codes to systematically organize the vast number of celestial objects discovered, allowing astronomers to reference and study them efficiently. The exact origin and meaning of the "Autun" prefix would likely be detailed in the documentation for the specific catalog in which Autun1 is listed. Without additional context from the catalog or observational data, its precise classification remains speculative.