The spectral type for 21 Camelopardalis is given only as A5 with no published luminosity class. It is treated as a normalmain sequence star,[10] although it is calculated to be larger and more luminous than a typical A5 main sequence star.[7][11] Based upon changes to itsproper motion over time, this is a probableastrometric binary.[12]
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