HD 38563 is a binary star system located approximately 90 light-years away in the constellation of Carina. It consists of two stars, designated HD 38563 A and HD 38563 B, which orbit each other. The primary star, HD 38563 A, is a spectral type A star, while the secondary star, HD 38563 B, is a cooler, less massive star of spectral type K. The system is of interest to astronomers because it provides insights into stellar evolution and the dynamics of binary systems. Observations of HD 38563 contribute to our understanding of how stars interact and evolve over time in close proximity to one another.