The star may even be suspected of being
a dim subdwarf (sd / VI)-- like Groombridge 1830 or Kapteyn's Star — rather than a main - sequence dwarf star (V).
Not exact matches
Kapteyn's Star is a
dim red
subdwarf or main sequence (sdM0 - 1.5 or V), halo star (John E. Gizis, 1997, page 809; and NASA Star and Exoplanet Database), which is thought to be originally a member of the Milky Way galaxy's luminous halo.
NASA — larger image Kapteyn's Star is a very
dim red
subdwarf, somewhat bluer and
dimmer than Gliese 623 A (M2.5 V) and B (M5.8 Ve) at lower right.