List of stars in Volans

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

Name

B

G.

Var

HD

HIP

RA

Dec

Dist. (ly)

Notes

γ²

9

55865

34481

07^h 08^m 44.82^s

−70° 29′ 57.1″

3.62

0.59

142

G8IIIvar

double star with γ¹ Vol; suspected variable, V_max = 3.56^m, V_min = 3.62^m

β Vol

β

29

71878

41312

08^h 25^m 44.25^s

−66° 08′ 11.5″

3.77

1.17

108

K2IIIvar

suspected variable, V_max = 3.76^m, V_min = 3.79^m

ζ Vol

ζ

16

63295

37504

07^h 41^m 49.20^s

−72° 36′ 22.1″

3.93

0.86

134

K0III

δ Vol

δ

10

57623

35228

07^h 16^m 49.83^s

−67° 57′ 25.8″

3.97

−2.56

660

F6II

α Vol

α

46

78045

44382

09^h 02^m 26.80^s

−66° 23′ 45.0″

4.00

1.09

124

A5Vm

ε Vol

ε

22

68520

39794

08^h 07^m 55.84^s

−68° 37′ 01.7″

4.35

−2.12

560

B6IV

24 G. Vol

24

70514

40680

08^h 18^m 18.78^s

−65° 36′ 47.7″

5.06

0.27

296

K1III

6 G. Vol

6

53501

33682

06^h 59^m 50.58^s

−67° 55′ 01.2″

5.18

0.44

290

K3III

θ Vol

θ

35

74405

42425

08^h 39^m 05.13^s

−70° 23′ 11.9″

5.19

0.86

239

A0V

η Vol

η

27

71576

41003

08^h 22^m 04.52^s

−73° 24′ 00.2″

5.28

0.09

356

A0/A1IV/V

κ¹ Vol

κ¹

25

71046

40817

08^h 19^m 49.00^s

−71° 30′ 54.0″

5.33

−0.06

390

B9III/IV

part of the κ Vol triple star system

43 G. Vol

43

76143

43414

08^h 50^m 34.68^s

−66° 47′ 35.6″

5.34

1.74

171

F5IV

ι Vol

ι

5

51557

32912

06^h 51^m 26.98^s

−70° 57′ 48.5″

5.41

−0.76

558

B7IV

30 G. Vol

30

72337

41451

08^h 27^m 16.79^s

−70° 05′ 36.9″

5.51

0.80

285

A0V

κ² Vol

κ²

26

71066

40834

08^h 20^m 00.56^s

−71° 30′ 19.7″

5.63

0.21

395

A0p

part of the κ Vol triple star system; suspected variable, ΔV = 0.03^m

γ¹ Vol

γ¹

8

55864

34473

07^h 08^m 42.34^s

−70° 29′ 50.4″

5.68

2.41

147

F2

double star with γ² Vol

19 G. Vol

19

64484

38210

07^h 49^m 41.00^s

−66° 11′ 45.5″

5.78

0.04

458

B9V

45 G. Vol

45

77887

44283

09^h 01^m 08.49^s

−68° 41′ 02.1″

5.89

−0.95

762

M1III

slow irregular variable, ΔV = 0.012^m, P = 4.46488 d

28 G. Vol

28

71863

41321

08^h 25^m 51.62^s

−64° 36′ 02.4″

5.95

0.75

358

G8/K0III

41 G. Vol

41

75171

42895

08^h 44^m 30.05^s

−65° 49′ 32.5″

6.03

2.12

198

A9V

4 G. Vol

4

50002

32332

06^h 44^m 55.67^s

−70° 26′ 01.6″

6.10

−0.33

629

K3III

44 G. Vol

44

76270

43351

08^h 49^m 50.14^s

−72° 33′ 04.5″

6.10

−3.84

3165

A3m...

suspected variable

33 G. Vol

33

73468

41907

08^h 32^m 41.88^s

−73° 21′ 25.1″

6.11

0.77

381

G8III

18 G. Vol

18

63584

37720

07^h 44^m 13.10^s

−69° 49′ 17.8″

6.16

0.70

403

A0IV/V

15 G. Vol

15

62153

36914

07^h 35^m 21.66^s

−74° 16′ 30.0″

6.33

−1.01

959

B9IV + B9IV

double star

20 G. Vol

20

66920

39041

07^h 59^m 15.78^s

−73° 14′ 38.8″

6.33

0.84

409

A3III

40 G. Vol

40

75116

42850

08^h 43^m 54.33^s

−68° 12′ 41.9″

6.33

−1.21

1052

K3III:

3 G. Vol

3

49947

32222

06^h 43^m 36.73^s

−73° 07′ 04.7″

6.36

0.81

420

G8III

17 G. Vol

17

63513

37773

07^h 44^m 43.88^s

−66° 04′ 19.4″

6.37

−0.12

648

G6/G8III

12 G. Vol

12

60150

36346

07^h 28^m 51.40^s

−64° 30′ 35.2″

6.38

−0.22

681

K5III

7 G. Vol

7

55151

34270

07^h 06^m 14.30^s

−68° 50′ 15.3″

6.47

0.54

501

K0III

11 G. Vol

11

59640

35946

07^h 24^m 37.11^s

−71° 28′ 14.7″

6.49

2.04

253

A3V

2 G. Vol

2

49268

31977

06^h 40^m 57.56^s

−71° 46′ 30.3″

6.50

0.88

433

K1IIICN...

13 G. Vol

13

61312

36735

07^h 33^m 21.80^s

−68° 46′ 06.69″

6.59

0.42

547

A1/2V

1 G. Vol

1

49306

32106

06^h 42^m 25.55^s

−67° 50′ 35.16″

6.70

1.08

445

B9.5/A0V

32 G. Vol

32

73391

41837

08^h 31^m 44.63^s

−74° 51′ 17.98″

6.71

0.61

688

K0/1III

suspected variable

21 G. Vol

21

67559

39406

08^h 03^m 21.16^s

−69° 58′ 17.66″

6.74

-0.42

961

B8III

31 G. Vol

31

72719

41478

08^h 27^m 33.85^s

−75° 21′ 31.25″

6.81

1.58

357

A2V

14 G. Vol

14

61950

37007

07^h 36^m 19.26^s

−69° 03′ 23.54″

6.87

-1.23

1343

B8V

HD 76920

76920

43803

08^h 55^m 17.0^s

−67° 15′ 56″

7.8

603

K1III

has a planet (b)

HD 76700

76700

43686

08^h 53^m 55.52^s

−66° 48′ 03.6″

8.13

4.25

195

G6V

has a planet (b)

R Vol

R

07^h 05^m 36.21^s

−73° 00′ 52.02″

8.70

-0.91

2728

CVIIe+

Carbon star and Mira variable, V_max = 8.78^m, V_min = 11.50^m, P = 445.46 d

HD 68402

68402

39589

08^h 05^m 24.0^s

−74° 24′ 38″

9.11

254

G5IV/V

has a planet (b)

S Vol

S

07^h 29^m 45.57^s

−73° 22′ 43.97″

12.97

3.06

3130.7

M4IIIe

Mira variable, V_max = 8.96^m, V_min = 13.80^m, P = 395.84 d

L 97-12

07^h 53^m 08.15^s

−67° 47′ 31.38″

14.09

25.822

DA9.0

one of the closest known white dwarfs

RR Vol

RR

08^h 27^m 28.73^s

−69° 53′ 55.42″

15.93

2.78

12102.28

A9V

Algol variable

UY Vol

UY

07^h 48^m 33.30^s

−67° 45′ 00.0″

16.9

2.39

26,000

M

X-ray burster and eclipsing binary, V_max = 16.9^m, V_min = <23.0^m, P = 0.159 d

Table legend:

• Name = Proper name
• B = Bayer designation
• F or/and G. = Flamsteed designation or Gould designation
• Var = Variable-star designation
• HD = Henry Draper Catalogue designation number
• HIP = Hipparcos Catalogue designation number
• RA = Right ascension for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0
• Dec = Declination for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0

• vis. mag. = visual magnitude (m or m_v), also known as apparent magnitude
• abs. mag. = absolute magnitude (M_v)
• Dist. (ly) = Distance in light-years from Earth
• Sp. class = Spectral class of the star in the stellar classification system
• Notes = Common name(s) or alternate name(s); comments; notable properties [for example: multiple star status, range of variability if it is a variable star, exoplanets, etc.]

References

ESA (1997). "The Hipparcos and Tycho Catalogues". Retrieved 2006-12-26.
Kostjuk, N. D. (2002). "HD-DM-GC-HR-HIP-Bayer-Flamsteed Cross Index". Retrieved 2006-12-26.
Roman, N. G. (1987). "Identification of a Constellation from a Position". Retrieved 2006-12-26.
Gould, B. A. "Uranometria Argentina". Reprinted and updated by Pilcher, F. Archived from the original on 2012-02-27. Retrieved 2010-07-16.
"AAVSO Website". American Association of Variable Star Observers. Retrieved 9 March 2014.

See also

References