List of stars in Camelopardalis explained

This is the list of notable stars in the constellation Camelopardalis, sorted by decreasing brightness.

Name	B	F	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
	β	10		31910	23522			4.03	−3.40	997	G0Ib
			CS	21291	16228			4.21	−6.39	4289	B9Ia	α Cyg variable,
	α	9		30614	22783			4.26	−7.38	6936	O9.5Ia SB:	Shǎowèi (少衛)^[1]
			BE	23475	17884			4.39	−2.97	964	M1III	irregular variable,
		7		31278	23040			4.43	−0.88	376	A1V
			CE	21389	16281			4.55	−4.85	2470	A0Ia SB:	α Cyg variable,
				49878	33694			4.55	0.76	187	K4III
	γ			23401	17959			4.59	−0.47	335	A2IVn
			BK	20336	15520			4.74	−2.21	801	B2.5Vne	γ Cas variable,
				42818	29997			4.76	1.10	176	A0Vn
				23089	17587			4.78	−2.17	799	A3V...
			VZ	55966	36547			4.92	−0.89	473	M4IIIa	semiregular variable,
				24479	18505			4.95	−0.13	338	B9.5V
				24480	18488			4.99	−3.78	1852	K3I-II
				25291	19018			5.00	−3.63	1734	F0II
			BD	22649	17296			5.06	−0.95	520	S5.3 SB:	a symbiotic star; irregular variable,
		3		29317	21727			5.07	−0.84	495	K0III SB
				33564	25110			5.08	3.47	68	F6V	has a planet (b)
				21447	16292			5.09	1.25	191	A1V
		43		49340	33104			5.11	−2.32	1000	B7III
			CQ	20797	15890			5.13	−2.79	1249	M0II	irregular variable,
		42		48879	32864			5.14	−1.98	867	B4IV
				106112	59504			5.14	2.50	110	A5m	rotating ellipsoidal variable,
				26764	19949			5.20	0.03	353	A2Vn
		31	TU	39220	27971			5.20	−0.27	405	A2V	TU Cam; eclipsing spectroscopic binary
		11	BV	32343	23734			5.22	−1.35	671	B2.5Ve	BV Cam; γ Cas variable, ; double star with 12 Cam
		16		34787	25197			5.24	0.15	340	A0Vn
				90089	51502			5.25	3.59	70	F2V
				27022	20266			5.26	0.22	333	G5III
		4		30121	22287			5.29	1.81	162	A3m
		37		41597	29246			5.35	0.20	349	G8III
		2		29316	21730			5.36	0.71	277	A8V	multiple star
		36		41927	29490			5.36	−1.11	642	K2II-III
		40		42633	29730			5.37	−0.55	498	K3III
				64307	39117			5.37	−1.29	700	K3III
Σ 1694 A				112028	62572			5.38	0.54	303	A1IIIsh
				64486	39538			5.39	0.36	330	B9IVs
				23277	17854			5.40	0.40	325	A2m
				27245	20376			5.40	−0.18	427	M0III
		17		35583	25769			5.43	−1.85	931	M1III
			BN	32650	24254			5.44	0.14	374	B9p Si	α^2 CVn variable,
				46588	32439			5.44	4.18	58	F7V
				30442	22626			5.47	−0.46	499	M2III
		5		30958	22854			5.52	−1.02	661	B9.5V
				89571	51384			5.52	2.47	133	F0IV
				68375	40793			5.55	0.79	292	G8III
				37289	26882			5.62	0.96	279	K5III
				58425	36528			5.63	−0.08	453	K2III
				34255	24914			5.64	−3.27	1976	K4Iab:
				26670	19968			5.69	0.20	409	B5Vn
				50885	33827			5.69	−0.04	457	K4III
				26755	19983			5.72	1.18	263	K1III
				22764	17342			5.74	−3.41	2203	K3.5IIIb + K3V
				117566	65595			5.74	0.98	292	G2.5IIIb
				31134	22936			5.75	−0.08	478	A2Vs
				45866	31940			5.75	−0.50	579	K5III
		1	DL	28446	21148			5.78			B0III SB	β Cep variable,
				104985	58952			5.78	0.74	333	G9III	Tonatiuh,^[2] has a planet (b)
				23005	17585			5.79	2.07	181	F0IV
				24141	18217			5.80	2.21	170	A5m
				33541	24732			5.81	0.60	359	A0V
				23523	17891			5.82	1.57	231	A5Vn
				25274	19129			5.88	−0.53	623	K2III
				46509	31946			5.88	−0.66	663	K0III
				27322	20380			5.91	1.02	310	A3V
				28780	21452			5.91	0.24	443	A1V
Σ 1694 B				112014	62561			5.92	1.75	222	A0V	spectroscopic binary
				120565	66878			5.92	0.68	364	G9III
		26		38091	27249			5.93	2.07	193	A4Vn
		51		62066	37949			5.93	0.89	332	K2III:
				28204	21247			5.94	0.65	373	A8m
				29678	22361			5.96	2.66	149	A9IV
				21819	16599			5.98	1.82	222	A3V
				32356	23766			6.00	−0.19	563	K5II
				105943	59384			6.00	−1.64	1101	K5III:
		53	AX	65339	39261			6.02	1.05	321	A3Vp...	AX Cam; α^2 CVn variable, ; spectroscopic binary
				31662	23380			6.03	3.19	120	F4V + M0V
				44472	30794			6.03	−0.12	553	A4V + G1V
				26076	19730			6.05	0.80	365	K1III
				31312	23442			6.05	−0.37	628	K5III
		24		37601	26942			6.05	2.11	200	K0III
				26553	19823			6.06	−1.96	1309	G2-3II
		12	BM	32357	23743			6.08	−0.33	625	K0III	BM Cam; RS CVn variable, ; double star with 11 Cam
				23383	17707			6.09	0.48	431	B9Vnn
		8		31579	23216			6.09	−0.77	767	K4III
				65448	39340			6.09	0.07	522	G1III	Spectroscopic binary
				31590	23617			6.10	0.02	537	A1V
				99945	56253			6.12	2.24	195	A2m	suspected variable
		15	DV	34233	24836			6.13	−1.02	879	B5V	DV Cam; Algol variable,
				21427	16303			6.14	1.07	337	A0V + A2V
				25425	19177			6.14	0.41	457	A4Vm
		30		38831	27731			6.14	0.02	545	A0Vs
				33618	24479			6.15	1.28	307	K2III-IV
19 Cam		19		36570	26408			6.15	0.86	372	A0V
				72582	42484			6.16	0.97	355	G7III
				33266	24313			6.17	0.34	477	A2III
		23		37638	27046			6.17	1.23	318	G5III:
				27402	20456			6.18	0.86	378	A4V + F6V
				38284	27472			6.18	0.67	412	A4V
				36384	26638			6.19	−0.06	579	M0III
				31675	23484			6.20	3.97	91	F6V:
				31563	23582			6.21	−1.84	1331	M0III
			FR	104216	58545			6.21	−0.79	819	M2III	irregular variable,
				38645	27795			6.22	0.70	415	G9III
				39429	28205			6.24	0.66	427	K3III
				25948	19400			6.25	2.87	155	F5V
				115337	64437			6.25	−0.37	686	K0Ib
				36496	26410			6.26	1.76	259	A8Vn	Double star
				45947	31703			6.26	3.51	116	F4V
				104904	58874			6.27	1.86	249	F9III
				27855	20772			6.28	−0.54	755	A0III + A9V?
				40055	28831			6.28	−0.44	720	K4III
				67934	41208			6.28	−0.31	679	A2Vn
			KZ	22316	16974			6.29	0.13	557	B9p	HR 1094; α² CVn variable,
				25877	19412			6.29	−1.30	1072	G8II
				55075	36019			6.30	−0.73	832	A0III
				76990	45421			6.30	1.53	294	F0IV
				23662	18067			6.31	−0.70	821	B9IVp
				24164	18438			6.31	2.42	196	A5Vm
				25602	19172			6.31	1.36	319	K0III-IV
				71973	42249			6.31	1.69	273	A5IV-V + G6V	double star
				86321	49688			6.31	−0.85	883	K5III
				30144	22300			6.32	2.78	166	F2V
				40827	28829			6.32	0.52	471	K0+IIICN1-
				26101	19673			6.33	0.96	387	K1III
				111112	62170			6.33	0.57	462	A5m
				30085	22508			6.36	−0.13	647	B9III
				32781	24440			6.36	0.81	421	A0III:
				54070	34956			6.36	0.94	396	K0.5III
		47		56820	35735			6.36	2.13	229	A8Vm
				21794	16602			6.37	2.09	234	F7V	double star
				32715	24017			6.37	3.38	129	F3V:
				77246	45097			6.37	1.93	252	F2IV
				34200	24955			6.39	1.04	384	G6III
				30752	22720			6.40	0.37	523	A2V
				69054	41011			6.40	0.63	466	K0III + G2V
				20104	15309			6.41	0.10	596	A2V + A4V	Double star
				40956	28951			6.42	0.90	414	G9III	has a planet (b)
				79517	45764			6.42	1.14	370	G8III
				21903	16712			6.43	2.69	183	F3V
				32518	24003			6.44	1.09	383	K1III	Mago,^[3] has a planet (b)
		18		36066	25973			6.44	3.23	143	F8V
				21769	16587			6.45	−0.40	763	A4III
				65299	40559			6.45	0.24	568	A3IV
				23594	17858			6.46	0.40	531	B9V
				29329	22152			6.46	3.92	105	F7V
				118686	66251			6.46	−1.03	1025	K5III:
				57742	36211			6.47	−0.72	893	B9V
				34450	25322			6.48	−1.45	1254	M0.5IIIbBa0.5
		39		41782	29348			6.48	−1.47	1268	M2III
				21203	16177			6.49	−0.61	858	B9V + A1
				25225	19222			6.49	1.00	409	G8III
		14		33296	24348			6.49	1.91	268	A7Vn
				38058	27346			6.49	0.64	482	G9III
				52030	34238			6.49	−0.58	847	K5III	has an unconfirmed planet (b)
				40568	28656			6.50	0.31	565	G7-8III
		49	BC	62140	37934			6.50	1.95	265	F0p SrEu	BC Cam; α^2 CVn variable,
		29		38618	27592			6.53	0.88	441	A4IV-V
HD 44385				44385	31231			6.60		698	K3III	has a planet (b)
		6		31189	22994			6.63	0.39	874	K4III
				24064	18451			6.75	-0.36	862	K4III	has a planet (b)
		28		38129	27283			6.79	0.39	622	A7V
		22		37070	26587			7.03	3.14	196	F5
		20		36770	26426			7.45	1.37	1,163	G8II-III	^[4]
				35759	25883			7.74	3.44	236	F9/G0V	has a planet (b)
				29021	21571			7.76		100	G5V	has a planet (b)
								10.8		17.6

See also

• List of stars by constellation

Sources

• Web site: ESA . European Space Agency . The Hipparcos and Tycho Catalogues . 1997 . 26 December 2006 .
• Web site: Kostjuk . N. D. . HD-DM-GC-HR-HIP-Bayer-Flamsteed Cross Index . 2002 . 26 December 2006 .
• Web site: Roman . N. G. . Identification of a Constellation from a Position . 1987 . 26 December 2006 .
• Web site: Samus . N. N. . Durlevich . O. V. . etal . Combined General Catalogue of Variable Stars (GCVS4.2) . 2004 . 3 April 2012 .
• Web site: Samus . N. N. . Durlevich . O. V. . etal . General Catalog of Variable Stars (GCVS database, version 2012Feb) . 2012 . 3 April 2012 .

Notes and References

1. AEEA (Activities of Exhibition and Education in Astronomy) 天文教育資訊網 2006 年 6 月 11 日
2. http://www.iau.org/news/pressreleases/detail/iau1514/ Final Results of NameExoWorlds Public Vote Released
3. Web site: Germany. NameExoWorlds. en. 2019-12-23.
4. SIMBAD, 20 Camelopardalis (accessed 29 July 2012)