List of stars in Triangulum Australe explained

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

NameBVarHDHIPRADecvis.
mag.
abs.
mag.
Dist. (ly)Sp. classNotes
α 150798 82273 1.91 −3.62 391 K2IIb-IIIa Atria, possible binary star[1]
β 141891 77952 2.83 2.38 40 F1 V[2]
γ 135382 74946 2.87 −0.87 183 A1V
δ 145544 79664 3.86 −2.54 621 G5II
ε 138538 76440 4.11 0.00 216 K0III
ζ 147584 80686 4.90 4.49 39 F9V
LP 150549 82129 5.10 −1.32 626 A0II-IIIp α² CVn variable,
κ 141767 77982 5.11 −4.70 2991 G6IIa semiregular variable,
148291 80874 5.19 −1.37 669 K0II/IIICN.
ι 147787 80645 5.28 2.25 132 F4IV γ Dor variable, triple star
θ 148890 81252 5.50 0.49 328 G8/K0III
140483 77390 5.54 0.06 406 A5
LX 137066 75665 5.71 −0.88 679 K5/M0III semiregular variable
142514 78279 5.74 −1.08 753 B7III
X 134453 74582 5.75 −2.56 1495 C5.5[3] semiregular variable,
133683 74184 5.76 −5.58 6037 F8Iab-Ib
142139 78045 5.76 1.66 215 A3V
MX 152564 83150 5.79 −1.60 982 Ap Si α² CVn variable
136672 75565 5.89 0.84 334 K0III
η1 149671 81710 5.89 −0.73 688 B7IV
145689 79797 5.95 2.24 180 A4V suspected variable
150026 81873 6.02 1.17 305 A0Vn suspected variable
151441 82517 6.12 −1.20 948 B8II/III
141913 77927 6.14 −2.45 1707 B9II suspected variable,
147349 80455 6.14 0.55 428 A1V
133456 74047 6.18 −0.75 793 K3III 34 G. Cir
141585 77817 6.22 −0.19 623 K3III suspected variable,
HD 150097150097 81823 6.23 −2.04 1468 K3III
143238 78603 6.25 1.17 339 B9.5V
135737 75091 6.27 −1.66 1254 B3V suspected variable
151404 82539 6.33 1.01 377 K2III
R TrAR 135592 75018 6.39 3500 F7Ib/II Cepheid variable,
S TrAS 142941 78476 6.42 −2.57 2050 F8II Cepheid variable,
138965 76736 6.45 2.01 252 A5V
153389 83556 6.47 −1.46 1254 M3/M4III suspected irregular variable
144481 79208 6.50 1.41 340 A3m...
U 143999 78978 7.89 3130 F8Ib/II Cepheid variable,
147018 80250 8.37 5.22 139 G9V has two planets (b & c)
RT 81157 9.70 2590 G2Ib-II: W Virginis variable,
LT 143414 78689 10.10 2940 WN6w Wolf–Rayet star,
EK 10.40 SU Ursae Majoris variable,
MM 141969 78034 11.00 3500 BC0Ibe central star of planetary nebula He 2-138
KX 11.38 M6 Z Andromedae variable
KZ 18.50 Low-mass X-ray binary,
LU 18.60 Low-mass X-ray binary,
KY Low-mass X-ray binary
16 Y brown dwarf

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Notes and References

  1. Ayres . Thomas R. . Brown . Alexander . Harper . Graham M. . 2007-03-02 . α TrA Junior . The Astrophysical Journal . en . 658 . 2 . L107 . 10.1086/514818 . 0004-637X. free . 2007ApJ...658L.107A .
  2. Gray . R. O. . Corbally . C. J. . Garrison . R. F. . McFadden . M. T. . Bubar . E. J. . McGahee . C. E. . O'Donoghue . A. A. . Knox . E. R. . July 2006 . Contributions to the Nearby Stars (NStars) Project: Spectroscopy of Stars Earlier than M0 within 40 parsecs: The Southern Sample . The Astronomical Journal . 132 . 1 . 161–170 . 10.1086/504637 . 0004-6256. free . astro-ph/0603770 . 2006AJ....132..161G .
  3. Warner . B. . 1963-02-01 . Spectral Classfication of Some Southern Late-Type Peculiar Stars . Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society . en . 126 . 1 . 61–65 . 10.1093/mnras/126.1.61 . 0035-8711. free .