List of stars in Vulpecula explained

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

NameBFVarHDHIPRADecvis.
mag.		abs.
mag.		Dist. (ly)Sp. classNotes
α 6 183439 95771 4.40 −0.36 291 M1III Anser;[1] suspected variable,
23 192806 99874 4.52 −0.58 327 K3- III Fe-1
(r)[2] 31 198809 103004 4.56 0.77 228 G7IIIa Fe-1 Ba
13 188260 97886 4.57 −0.64 359 B9.5III
15 NT 189849 98543 4.66 0.49 222 A4III α² CVn variable,
1 180554 94703 4.76 −2.47 911 B4IV suspected variable,
QR 192685 99824 4.79 −3.04 1199 B3V γ Cas variable,
29 196724 101867 4.81 0.73 213 A0V
12 V395 187811 97679 4.90 −1.49 619 B2.5V Be star,
30 197752 102388 4.92 −0.32 365 K2III
9 184606 96275 5.00 −1.35 608 B8IIIn suspected variable,
(q) 32 199169 103200 5.03 −1.75 739 K4III suspected variable,
28 196740 101868 5.06 −0.84 493 B5IV
17 190993 99080 5.08 −0.80 488 B3V
4 182762 95498 5.14 0.84 237 K0III
22 QS 192713 99853 5.15 −5.44 4347 G2Ib SB Algol variable,
3 V377 182255 95260 5.18 −0.24 402 B6III 53 Persei variable,
21 NU 192518 99738 5.19 0.18 327 A7IVn δ Sct variable
16 190004 98636 5.23 1.17 211 F2III
24 192944 99951 5.30 −0.50 472 G8III
33 199697 103511 5.30 −0.13 397 K4III
35 204414 105966 5.39 1.66 182 A1V
2 ES 180968 94827 5.42 −3.39 1918 B0.5IV β Cep variable,
10 186486 97077 5.50 0.31 356 G8III
25 193911 100435 5.50 −3.21 1801 B8IIIn suspected variable,
19 192004 99518 5.51 −2.96 1614 K3II-III
18 191747 99404 5.53 −0.04 420 A3III δ Sct variable,
187982 97765 5.54 −3.15 1781 A1Iab suspected variable,
188485 97961 5.56 −0.25 472 A0III variable star,
27 196504 101716 5.59 0.73 305 B9V
5 182919 95560 5.60 1.47 218 A0V
T 198726 102949 5.66 −2.89 1672 F5Ib classical Cepheid,
194577 100754 5.66 −0.43 543 G6III suspected variable,
203925 105703 5.67 1.53 220 A8III
14 189410 98375 5.68 2.26 158 F0
203803 105652 5.70 1.98 181 F1IV
178187 93845 5.78 0.74 332 A4III
8 183491 95785 5.82 −0.04 484 K0III suspected variable
182955 95582 5.85 0.12 455 M0III slow irregular variable,
189944 98609 5.88 −0.69 672 B4V
184010 96016 5.89 2.03 193 K0III-IV suspected variable
20 192044 99531 5.91 −1.81 1140 B7Ve... variable star,
196753 101870 5.91 −3.00 1976 K0II-III+..
187193 97402 6.00 0.56 400 K0II-III
179648 94382 6.02 −1.43 1006 A2Vn
196821 101919 6.08 −1.19 926 A0III suspected variable
201051 104172 6.13 0.99 348 K0II-III
(3) 182807 95492 6.19 3.97 90 F7V
203858 105660 6.20 −0.17 612 A2V
178476 93975 6.22 3.01 143 F3V
191877 99479 6.24 −8.55 6200 B1Ib
193094 100018 6.24 0.98 367 G9III
PS 186518 97091 6.28 −4.35 4347 B7V + G1:III Algol variable,
V387 176541 93270 6.28 −0.55 756 M4III semiregular variable
203206 105344 6.29 0.20 539 B6IV suspected variable
V379 187640 97572 6.29 −2.13 1698 B5V rotating ellipsoidal variable,
182761 95487 6.31 0.87 400 A0V
184961 96417 6.33 0.11 571 B9sp... suspected variable
7 183537 95818 6.34 −0.50 760 B5Vn variable star,
203886 105689 6.35 0.39 508 K0III
195692 101300 6.37 1.82 264 Am
182422 95340 6.40 −1.30 1132 B9.5V
26 196362 101641 6.40 −0.26 701 A5III
186021 96856 6.43 −1.80 1442 K0Iab:
176971 93443 6.44 0.92 414 A4V
190322 98772 6.45 0.46 513 K2
187614 97573 6.46 0.64 475 G8III
189671 98458 6.49 −1.79 1475 G8II
196035 101505 6.49 −1.79 1475 B3IV
185436 96601 6.50 0.28 572 K0III
190066 98661 6.50 −3.75 3663 B1Iab
BW 199140 103191 6.54 −2.13 1772 B2IIIvar β Cep variable,
LT 177392 93603 6.62 373 F2III δ Sct variable,
MW 192913 99927 6.64 1610 A0p α2 CVn variable,
SV 187921 97717 6.74 4100 G2.5:Iab classical Cepheid,
RS 180939 94822 6.85 939 B5V+G0III-IV Algol variable,
195034 100963 7.09 92.04 G5 solar twin
U 185059 96458 7.15 4900 F5:Iabv classical Cepheid,
190228 98714 7.31 3.34 203 G5IV has a planet (b)
Z 181987 95163 7.33 626 B2V+B9V classical Cepheid,
ER 200391 103833 7.37 169.5 G0V+G5V W UMa variable,
V452 189733 98505 7.67 6.26 62.9 K1-K2 planetary transit and BY Dra variable,, has a transiting planet (b)
NS 188037 7.76 A2 slow irregular variable,
V 340667 8.05 G8:Iabv RV Tau variable,
201626 104486 8.16 738 C-H2IV: C2 3.5 CH5 CN2.5 CH star
188015 97769 8.22 4.61 172 G5IV has a planet (b)
V457 203030 105232 8.45 133.3 G8V BY Dra variable,, has a planet (b)
S 338867 8.69 K0 classical Cepheid,
DR 339770 8.71 B8 Algol variable,
X 339279 98212 8.87 23000 K5 classical Cepheid,
345957 99423 8.93 315.9 G0V: halo star
BE 340201 9.79 A0 Algol variable,
BP 352179 100745 9.95 2000 A7 Algol variable
BS 344650 10.08 F2 β Lyr variable,
BO 345287 10.12 F0 Algol variable
340099 10.21 1050 A5 has a planet (b)
QY 186943 97281 10.23 WN3+O9.5V Wolf–Rayet star and eclipsing binary
WW 344361 10.25 A3 UX Ori variable,
AW 340420 11.40 F0 Algol variable,
340611 101516 11.55 50.68 DA2.4 white dwarf
PX 11.83 F3 Orion variable,
PY 12.97 DA pulsating white dwarf,
PT 15.11 124 DA4.2 pulsating white dwarf,
XTE J1859+226[3] V406 G5V-K0V low-mass X-ray binary
15.9 285 M4V has a transiting exoplanet (b)
LV 16.9 nova,
PW 16.9 nova,
VW 17.0 Z Cam variable,
QU 17.9 nova,
NQ 18 nova,
QZ 18.2 K3V-K6V X-ray nova
V458 18.3 nova,
QV 19 nova,
11[4] CK 20.0 Anthelm's Star; nova,
PU A4II-F8Iab + M6IIIe nova
V378 WCe+... Wolf–Rayet star
QQ M2 AM Her variable
2283 first pulsar discovered
pulsar
millisecond pulsar
millisecond pulsar
pulsar
17200 pulsar
V407 AM CVn variable

See also

References

Notes and References

  1. D. Hoffleit and W. H. Warren, Jr., The Bright Star Catalogue, 5th Revised Ed. (Preliminary Version) - database entry: HR 7405.
  2. In Flamsteed's star catalogue and atlases.
    Map of constellations Lyra, Cygnus, Lacerta, Vulpec, Anser, and Sagitta. - Flamsteed, John. 1729. Atlas coelestis : Linda Hall Library.
  3. Web site: XTE J1859-226 Fact Sheet - StarDate's Black Hole Encyclopedia.
  4. Wagman, Morton (2003) Lost Stars, McDonald and Woodward, Blacksburg, Virginia, p.494. .

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