List of stars in Aquila

This is the list of 143 notable stars in the constellation Aquila, sorted by decreasing brightness.

Notes

Altair

α

53

86

187642

97649

19^h 50^m 46.68^s

+08° 52′ 02.6″

0.76

2.20

17

A7IV-V

Atair, Al Nesr Al Tair, Vulture Volans;[1] 12th brightest star; nearby; has two optical components; δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.004^m, P = 0.06342 d

γ Aql

γ

50

186791

97278

19^h 46^m 15.57^s

+10° 36′ 47.8″

2.72

−3.03

460

K3II

Tarazed, Tarazad, Reda, Menkib al Nesr, Humerus Vulturis;[1] double star; suspected variable

ζ Aql

ζ

17

177724

93747

19^h 05^m 24.61^s

+13° 51′ 49.4″

2.99

0.96

83

A0Vn

Okab, Deneb el Okab, Denebokab Australis, Woo, Yuë (吳越), Dzeneb al Tair, Cauda (Vulturis) Volantis;[1] triple star

θ Aql

θ

65

117

191692

99473

20^h 11^m 18.26^s

−00° 49′ 17.3″

3.24

−1.48

287

B9.5III

Tseen Foo, Al Mizan III, Thanih Ras al Akab, Secunda Capitis Vulturis;[1] spectroscopic binary; suspected variable

δ Aql

δ

30

46

182640

95501

19^h 25^m 29.75^s

+03° 06′ 52.5″

3.36

2.43

50

F0IV

Denebokab, Al Mizan I, Song, Sung, Djenubi Menkib al Nesr, Australior Humerus Vulturis;[1] binary star; suspected variable

λ Aql

λ

16

19

177756

93805

19^h 06^m 14.95^s

−04° 52′ 56.4″

3.43

0.51

125

B9Vn

Al Thalimain

β Aql

β

60

98

188512

98036

19^h 55^m 18.77^s

+06° 24′ 28.6″

3.71

3.03

45

G8IVvar

Alshain, Alschain, Alschairn, Unuk al Ghyrab, Collum Corvi;[1] binary star; suspected variable; triple star; suspected variable

η Aql

η

55

89

187929

97804

19^h 52^m 28.36^s

+01° 00′ 20.4″

3.87

−3.91

1173

F6Ib-G4Ib

Al Mizan II; Cepheid variable, V_max = 3.48^m, V_min = 4.39^m, P = 7.17664 d

ε Aql

ε

13

176411

93244

18^h 59^m 37.39^s

+15° 04′ 06.5″

4.02

0.65

154

K2III

Deneb el Okab, Denebokab Borealis, Woo, Yuë (吳越); triple star

12 Aql

i

12

9

176678

93429

19^h 01^m 40.84^s

−05° 44′ 20.5″

4.02

0.73

149

K1IIIvar

suspected variable

71 Aql

l

71

146

196574

101847

20^h 38^m 20.27^s

−01° 06′ 18.3″

4.31

−1.04

384

G8III SB

spectroscopic binary

ι Aql

ι

41

64

184930

96468

19^h 36^m 43.28^s

−01° 17′ 11.6″

4.36

−0.51

307

B5III

Al Thalimain; double star

μ Aql

μ

38

58

184406

96229

19^h 34^m 05.23^s

+07° 22′ 45.5″

4.45

1.80

111

K3III

multiple star; suspected variable

ν Aql

ν

32

47

182835

95585

19^h 26^m 31.09^s

+00° 20′ 18.9″

4.64

−8.12

11643

F2Ib

double star; suspected variable

ξ Aql

ξ

59

94

188310

97938

19^h 54^m 14.882^s

+08° 27′ 41.23″

4.722

0.74

204

G9IIIb

Libertas,[2] has a planet (b)

69 Aql

69

141

195135

101101

20^h 29^m 38.96^s

−02° 53′ 07.7″

4.91

1.07

191

K2III

70 Aql

70

144

196321

101692

20^h 36^m 43.63^s

−02° 32′ 59.7″

4.91

−4.24

2203

K5II

κ Aql

κ

39

63

184915

96483

19^h 36^m 53.45^s

−07° 01′ 38.9″

4.93

−3.32

1455

B0.5III

26 Aql

f

26

38

181391

95066

19^h 20^m 32.84^s

−05° 24′ 57.1″

4.98

1.61

154

G8III-IV...

spectroscopic binary

4 Aql

4

2

173370

91975

18^h 44^m 49.93^s

+02° 03′ 36.3″

5.02

−0.78

472

B9V

36 Aql

e

36

54

183630

95937

19^h 30^m 39.82^s

−02° 47′ 19.9″

5.03

−0.91

502

M1IIIvar

suspected variable

18 Aql

18

Y

178125

93867

19^h 06^m 58.60^s

+11° 04′ 16.7″

5.07

−0.89

507

B8III

Y Aql; double star; eclipsing binary

23 Aql

23

35

180972

94885

19^h 18^m 32.49^s

+01° 05′ 06.3″

5.10

−0.24

381

K2II-IIIvar

triple star

37 Aql

37

59

184492

96327

19^h 35^m 07.25^s

−10° 33′ 37.6″

5.12

−0.55

444

G8III

ο Aql

ο

54

187691

97675

19^h 51^m 01.50^s

+10° 24′ 57.8″

5.12

3.68

63

F8V

multiple star system

21 Aql

21

29

V1288

179761

94477

19^h 13^m 42.70^s

+02° 17′ 37.4″

5.14

−1.33

640

B8II-IIIp(Hg:)

V1288 Aql; double star; α² CVn variable, V_max = 5.06^m, V_min = 5.16^m, P = 1.73 d

31 Aql

b

31

182572

95447

19^h 24^m 57.77^s

+11° 56′ 34.3″

5.17

4.27

49

G8IVvar

triple star; suspected variable

σ Aql

σ

44

68

185507

96665

19^h 39^m 11.64^s

+05° 23′ 52.0″

5.18

−1.42

682

B3V + B3V

β Lyr variable, ΔV = 0.2^m, P = 1.95026 d

19 Aql

19

24

178596

94068

19^h 08^m 59.92^s

+06° 04′ 24.2″

5.23

2.03

142

F0III-IV

11 Aql

11

176303

93203

18^h 59^m 05.73^s

+13° 37′ 21.2″

5.27

1.88

155

F8V

triple star; suspected variable

ω¹ Aql

ω¹

25

180868

94834

19^h 17^m 49.00^s

+11° 35′ 43.4″

5.28

−0.28

422

F0IV

χ Aql A

χ

47

186203

96957

19^h 42^m 34.01^s

+11° 49′ 35.8″

5.28

−1.53

751

F3V:+...

multiple star system

φ Aql

φ

61

188728

98103

19^h 56^m 14.23^s

+11° 25′ 25.4″

5.28

1.28

206

A1IV

spectroscopic binary; suspected variable

132 G. Aql

132

194013

100541

20^h 23^m 10.71^s

+05° 20′ 35.1″

5.30

0.91

246

G8III-IV

FF Aql

FF

176155

93124

18^h 58^m 14.75^s

+17° 21′ 39.4″

5.33

−4.07

2470

F5Ia-F8Ia

double star; Cepheid variable, V_max = 5.18^m, V_min = 5.68^m, P = 4.47092 d

20 Aql

20

28

179406

94385

19^h 12^m 40.70^s

−07° 56′ 22.2″

5.35

−2.51

1216

B3V

51 Aql

51

82

187532

97650

19^h 50^m 46.80^s

−10° 45′ 48.9″

5.38

3.27

86

F0V

binary star

14 Aql

g

14

11

176984

93526

19^h 02^m 54.49^s

−03° 41′ 56.4″

5.40

−0.53

499

A1V

double star

15 Aql

h

15

177463

93717

19^h 04^m 57.66^s

−04° 01′ 52.9″

5.40

0.41

325

K1III

double star; suspected variable

66 Aql

66

123

192107

99631

20^h 13^m 13.87^s

−01° 00′ 33.4″

5.44

−1.74

888

K5III

42 Aql

42

65

185124

96556

19^h 37^m 47.26^s

−04° 38′ 51.0″

5.45

2.92

105

F3IV

27 Aql

d

27

40

181440

95073

19^h 20^m 35.68^s

−00° 53′ 31.8″

5.46

−0.51

509

B9III

τ Aql

τ

63

107

190327

98823

20^h 04^m 08.31^s

+07° 16′ 40.6″

5.51

−0.53

527

K0III

28 Aql

A

28

V1208

181333

94982

19^h 19^m 39.35^s

+12° 22′ 28.7″

5.53

0.39

347

F0III

V1208 Aql; triple star; δ Sct variable, V_max = 5.51^m, V_min = 5.56^m, P = 0.149663 d

183492

95822

19^h 29^m 22.12^s

+14° 35′ 45.9″

5.57

0.85

286

K0III

62 Ser

(62)

69

175515

92872

18^h 55^m 27.44^s

+06° 36′ 55.8″

5.58

0.81

293

G9III

69 G. Aquilae, suspected variable

HD 180262

180262

94624

19^h 15^m 20.09^s

+15° 05′ 01.2″

5.58

−0.79

613

G8II-III

double star

22 Aql

22

32

180482

94727

19^h 16^m 31.02^s

+04° 50′ 05.4″

5.59

−0.53

546

A3IV

58 Aql

58

95

188350

97980

19^h 54^m 44.77^s

+00° 16′ 25.2″

5.60

0.48

345

A0III

V1291 Aql

90

V1291

188041

97871

19^h 53^m 18.72^s

−03° 06′ 52.2″

5.63

0.99

277

A5p(Sr-Cr-Eu)

α² CVn variable, V_max = 5.61^m, V_min = 5.67^m, P = 224.5 d

45 Aql

45

70

185762

96807

19^h 40^m 43.31^s

−00° 37′ 16.7″

5.64

0.93

285

A3IV

double star

HD 180555

180555

94720

19^h 16^m 26.78^s

+14° 32′ 40.6″

5.65

0.36

372

B9.5V

binary star

62 Aql

62

106

190299

98844

20^h 04^m 23.15^s

−00° 42′ 32.5″

5.67

−0.59

582

K4III

π Aql B

π

52

187260

19^h 48^m 42.10^s

+11° 48′ 55.0″

5.70

component of the π Aql system

57 Aql A

57

93

188293

97966

19^h 54^m 37.65^s

−08° 13′ 38.0″

5.70

0.64

335

B7Vn

double star

14 Sge

(14)

190229

98754

20^h 03^m 30.01^s

+16° 01′ 52.6″

5.73

−0.72

637

B9MNp...

π Aql

π

52

187259

97473

19^h 48^m 42.05^s

+11° 48′ 57.3″

5.75

−0.46

570

F2V:+...

component of the π Aql system

182900

95572

19^h 26^m 24.13^s

+13° 01′ 25.2″

5.76

2.03

182

F6III

56 Aql

56

92

188154

97928

19^h 54^m 08.27^s

−08° 34′ 27.0″

5.76

0.35

394

K5III

double star

35 Aql

c

35

51

V1431

183324

95793

19^h 29^m 00.99^s

+01° 57′ 01.9″

5.79

1.94

192

A0V

V1431 Aql; rapidly oscillating α² CVn variable, ΔV = 0.04^m

42 G. Aql

42

181907

95222

19^h 22^m 21.51^s

−00° 15′ 08.2″

5.81

0.58

363

G8III:

13 G. Aql

13

177178

93580

19^h 03^m 32.24^s

+01° 49′ 08.2″

5.82

2.11

180

A4V

49 G. Aql

49

183227

95732

19^h 28^m 20.80^s

+02° 55′ 48.2″

5.84

−1.65

1025

B6III

100 G. Aql

100

189340

98416

19^h 59^m 47.49^s

−09° 57′ 26.2″

5.87

3.92

80

F8V

5 Aql

5

3

173654

92117

18^h 46^m 28.58^s

−00° 57′ 41.9″

5.89

1.40

258

A2m

binary star

υ Aql

υ

49

78

186689

97229

19^h 45^m 39.92^s

+07° 36′ 47.4″

5.89

2.22

176

A3IV

103 G. Aql

103

189695

98526

20^h 00^m 58.97^s

+08° 33′ 28.0″

5.90

−1.30

898

K5III

10 Aql

10

V1286

176232

93179

18^h 58^m 46.92^s

+13° 54′ 24.4″

5.91

1.55

242

A4p(Eu-Cr-Sr)

V1286 Aql; α² CVn variable, V_max = 5.83^m, V_min = 5.93^m, P = 6.05 d

64 Aql

64

113

191067

99171

20^h 08^m 01.75^s

−00° 40′ 40.9″

5.97

2.57

156

K1IV

HD 185018

185018

96481

19^h 36^m 52.45^s

+11° 16′ 23.5″

5.98

−1.74

1140

G0Ib

multiple star

QS Aql

QS

185936

96840

19^h 41^m 05.53^s

+13° 48′ 56.5″

5.98

−2.54

1646

B5V

double star; Algol variable, V_max = 5.93^m, V_min = 6.06^m, P = 2.51329 d

80 G. Aql

80

187195

97499

19^h 49^m 02.19^s

−10° 52′ 14.6″

6.00

1.29

285

K5III

HD 181234

181234

95015

19^h 20^m 00.0^s

−09° 19′ 25″

6.00

156

G5

has a planet (b)

ω² Aql

ω²

29

181383

95002

19^h 19^m 53.04^s

+11° 32′ 05.7″

6.03

1.37

278

A2V

131 G. Aql

131

193329

100232

20^h 19^m 43.24^s

−01° 04′ 42.9″

6.05

0.58

405

K0

8 Aql

8

5

V1729

174589

92524

18^h 51^m 22.16^s

−03° 19′ 04.1″

6.08

1.44

276

F2III

V1729 Aql; Delta Scuti variable

HD 183589

53

183589

95898

19^h 30^m 10.53^s

+02° 54′ 14.7″

6.08

−2.46

1663

K5Ib

multiple star; suspected variable

V923 Aql

55

V923

183656

95929

19^h 30^m 33.11^s

+03° 26′ 39.8″

6.09

−1.26

962

B5.5IIIpe-B8V

γ Cas variable, ΔV = 0.12^m

R Aql

22

R

177940

93820

19^h 06^m 22.25^s

+08° 13′ 48.0″

6.09

−2.04

1400

M6.5-9e

Mira variable, V_max = 5.5^m, V_min = 12.0^m, P = 270.5 d

137 G. Aql

137

194454

100758

20^h 25^m 42.53^s

−02° 48′ 01.0″

6.10

−0.60

713

K1III:

V500 Aql

V500

19^h 52^m 27.98^s

+08° 28′ 41.6″

6.1

pec(NOVA) – e+cont

Nova Aquilae; V_max = 6.1^m, V_min = 17.8^m

85 G. Aql

85

187660

97687

19^h 51^m 11.10^s

−02° 27′ 39.2″

6.12

−0.09

570

K5III

68 Aql

68

139

194939

100977

20^h 28^m 24.89^s

−03° 21′ 27.9″

6.12

−0.04

557

B9V

double star

HD 188385

96

188385

97970

19^h 54^m 40.18^s

+07° 08′ 25.3″

6.14

1.60

263

A2V

double star

HD 194244

135

194244

100664

20^h 24^m 37.49^s

+01° 04′ 06.2″

6.14

−0.92

840

B9V

triple star; suspected variable

HD 187923

187923

97767

19^h 52^m 03.64^s

+11° 37′ 44.9″

6.16

3.95

90

G0V

double star; suspected variable

101 G. Aql

101

189322

98385

19^h 59^m 22.63^s

+01° 22′ 39.1″

6.17

−0.69

769

G8III

34 G. Aql

34

180782

94833

19^h 17^m 48.18^s

+02° 01′ 54.5″

6.19

1.56

275

A1Vn

6 G. Aql

6

175640

92963

18^h 56^m 22.66^s

−01° 47′ 59.3″

6.20

0.17

525

B9III

145 G. Aql

145

196426

101746

20^h 37^m 18.38^s

+00° 05′ 49.2″

6.21

−0.26

643

B8IIIp

7 G. Aql

7

176095

93138

18^h 58^m 23.71^s

+06° 14′ 24.7″

6.22

2.45

185

F5IV

4 G. Aql

4

174240

92386

18^h 49^m 37.18^s

+00° 50′ 10.4″

6.24

0.01

575

A1V

12 G. Aql

12

176981

93488

19^h 02^m 21.56^s

+08° 22′ 24.7″

6.25

−0.83

849

K2III

52 G. Aql

52

183387

95812

19^h 29^m 18.02^s

+00° 14′ 46.0″

6.25

−0.08

603

K2

ψ Aql

ψ

48

186547

97139

19^h 44^m 34.19^s

+13° 18′ 10.1″

6.25

−0.72

809

B9III-IV

88 G. Aql

88

187753

97697

19^h 51^m 17.73^s

+09° 37′ 47.8″

6.25

0.92

380

A1m

HD 191984

120

191984

99585

20^h 12^m 35.12^s

+00° 52′ 01.6″

6.25

−0.08

603

A0

double star

37 G. Aql

37

181122

94916

19^h 18^m 52.75^s

+09° 37′ 05.4″

6.31

0.31

517

G9III

Les Grey

43 G. Aql

43

182038

95281

19^h 23^m 04.44^s

−07° 24′ 02.0″

6.31

0.41

493

K0

HD 183144

183144

95664

19^h 27^m 33.90^s

+14° 16′ 57.0″

6.31

−0.73

834

B4III

suspected variable

71 G. Aql

71

185966

96917

19^h 42^m 02.90^s

−09° 11′ 36.4″

6.31

1.26

334

K2

60 G. Aql

60

184573

96356

19^h 35^m 29.79^s

−07° 27′ 36.7″

6.32

1.13

355

K0

46 Aql

46

186122

96931

19^h 42^m 12.81^s

+12° 11′ 35.8″

6.33

−0.39

720

B9III

25 G. Aql

25

178744

94149

19^h 09^m 51.59^s

−00° 25′ 41.2″

6.34

−0.80

874

B5Vn

44 G. Aql

44

182101

95253

19^h 22^m 48.35^s

+09° 54′ 46.4″

6.34

3.58

116

F6V

191263

99234

20^h 08^m 38.28^s

+10° 43′ 33.1″

6.34

−2.42

1842

B3IV

V450 Aql

V450

184313

96204

19^h 33^m 46.03^s

+05° 27′ 56.8″

6.35

−0.75

858

M5III-M8III

semiregular variable, V_max = 6.30^m, V_min = 6.65^m, P = 64.20 d

67 G. Aql

67

185423

96630

19^h 38^m 48.99^s

+03° 22′ 53.5″

6.36

B3III

HD 174569

174569

92475

18^h 50^m 45.55^s

+10° 58′ 35.0″

6.37

−2.41

1863

K5III+...

double star

U Aql

50

U

183344

95820

19^h 29^m 21.36^s

−07° 02′ 38.6″

6.37

−2.07

1590

F5-G1I-II

Cepheid variable, V_max = 6.08^m, V_min = 6.86^m, P = 7.02393 d

61 G. Aql

61

184663

96351

19^h 35^m 25.13^s

+02° 54′ 48.5″

6.37

3.25

137

F6IV

184944

96428

19^h 36^m 15.68^s

+14° 23′ 28.2″

6.37

1.19

354

K0II-III

V1472 Aql

V1472

190658

98954

20^h 05^m 26.53^s

+15° 30′ 01.3″

6.37

−0.44

749

M2 comp

eclipsing variable, ΔV = ~0.16^m

V1401 Aql

(64)

108

V1401

190390

98910

20^h 05^m 05.42^s

−11° 35′ 57.8″

6.38

−1.58

1273

F1III

64 Sagittarii; semiregular variable, V_max = 6.18^m, V_min = 6.55^m

24 Aql

24

36

181053

94913

19^h 18^m 50.93^s

+00° 20′ 20.4″

6.40

0.52

488

K0II-III:..

multiple star

136 G. Aql

136

194263

100672

20^h 24^m 41.75^s

+01° 22′ 07.0″

6.41

−0.71

865

K5

75 G. Aql

75

186535

97144

19^h 44^m 41.27^s

+08° 43′ 35.7″

6.43

1.00

398

K0

HD 191104

114

191104

99158

20^h 07^m 50.34^s

+09° 23′ 59.1″

6.43

3.25

141

F3V

double star

187203

97454

19^h 48^m 30.51^s

+10° 41′ 38.8″

6.44

−2.22

1762

F8Ib-II

HD 192699

128

192699

99894

20^h 16^m 06.03^s

+04° 34′ 51.3″

6.44

2.30

220

G8IV

Chechia,[3] has a planet (b)

HD 179791

30

179791

94478

19^h 13^m 44.02^s

+05° 30′ 56.3″

6.47

0.15

598

A3V

suspected variable

77 G. Aql

77

186660

97244

19^h 45^m 52.23^s

−02° 53′ 00.4″

6.47

−1.14

1087

B3III

87 G. Aql

87

187734

97709

19^h 51^m 26.84^s

+04° 05′ 19.1″

6.47

K0...

double star

110 G. Aql

110

190664

99024

20^h 06^m 12.19^s

−04° 04′ 41.2″

6.47

1.37

341

K0

122 G. Aql

122

192086

99624

20^h 13^m 04.43^s

−00° 19′ 50.9″

6.47

−1.94

1567

K5

142 G. Aql

142

195617

101339

20^h 32^m 20.40^s

+02° 07′ 58.1″

6.47

−1.23

1132

K2

V1339 Aql

84

V1339

187567

97607

19^h 50^m 17.48^s

+07° 54′ 08.7″

6.49

−1.90

1552

B2.5IVe

Be star; γ Cas variable, V_max = 6.33^m, V_min = 6.52^m

57 Aql B

57

188294

97967

19^h 54^m 38.06^s

−08° 14′ 13.1″

6.49

1.27

361

B8V

component of the 57 Aql system

HD 188405

97

188405

98038

19^h 55^m 19.49^s

−06° 44′ 04.7″

6.49

1.83

279

F2V

double star

V1691 Aql

45

V1691

182475

95453

19^h 25^m 01.51^s

−04° 53′ 04.4″

6.50

1.48

329

A9V

δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.04^m, P = 0.0781 d

V Aql

V

177336

93666

19^h 04^m 24.15^s

−05° 41′ 05.4″

6.78

−1.36

1207

C5,4 – C6,4(N6)

carbon star; semiregular variable, V_max = 6.6^m, V_min = 8.4^m, P = 353 d

TT Aql

TT

178359

93990

19^h 08^m 13.75^s

+01° 17′ 55.2″

7.10

−4.84

7951

F6-G5

Cepheid variable, V_max = 6.46^m, V_min = 7.70^m, P = 13.7546 d

HD 186641

186641

97233

19^h 45^m 41.0^s

−00° 41′ 48″

7.34

2.2

347

K0

has a planet (b)

V604 Aql

V604

19^h 02^m 6.33^s

−04° 26′ 43.2″

7.6

pec(NOVA) – e+cont

Nova Aquilae; V_max = 7.6^m, V_min = 18.0^m

HD 183263

183263

95740

19^h 28^m 24.57^s

+08° 21′ 29.0″

7.86

4.25

172

G2IV

has two planets (b & c)

HD 179079

179079

94256

19^h 11^m 09.83^s

−02° 38′ 18.2″

7.96

3.94

208

G5IV

has a planet (b)

V1703 Aql

V1703

192263

99711

20^h 13^m 59.85^s

−00° 52′ 00.8″

8.10

6.61

65

K2V

Phoenicia,[4] double star; has a planet (b); BY Draconis variable, ΔV = 0.03^m, P = 23.98 d

HD 176986l

176986

93540

19^h 03^m 06.0^s

−11° 02′ 38″

8.45

86

K2.5V

has two planets (b & c)

Gliese 726

173818

92200

18^h 47^m 27^s

−03° 38′ 23″

8.70

8.17

46.07

K5V

V1494 Aql

V1494

19^h 23^m 5.38^s

+04° 57′ 20.1″

8.8

pec(NOVA) – e+cont

Nova Aquilae; V_max = 5.03^m, V_min = 16.0^m

WASP-74

20^h 18^m 10.0^s

−01° 04′ 33″

9.7

4.31

391

F9

has a transiting planet (b)

HAT-P-41

19^h 49^m 17.0^s

+04° 40′ 21″

11.09

3.63

1014

has a transiting planet (b)

V603 Aql

V603

174107

92316

18^h 48^m 54.64^s

+00° 35′ 02.9″

11.64

4.76

776

pec(NOVA) – e+cont

Nova Aquilae 1918; V_max = −1.4^m, V_min = 12.03^m

WASP-80

20^h 12^m 40.0^s

−02° 08′ 44″

11.88

7.99

196

Petra,[5] has a transiting planet (b)

IRC -10414

19^h 42^m 37.90^s

+11° 50′ 31.0″

12.0

6,520

M7 I

χ Aql B

χ

47

186204

19^h 42^m 37.90^s

+11° 50′ 31.0″

12.30

5.35

800

G0:+A3V

component of the χ Aql system

COROT-2

19^h 27^m 07^s

+01° 23′ 02″

12.57

5.29

930

G7V

has a transiting planet (b)

COROT-3

19^h 28^m 13.27^s

+00° 07′ 18.6″

13.3

4.16

2200

F3V

has a transiting brown dwarf (b)

SS 433

V1343

19^h 11^m 49.56^s

+04° 58′ 57.6″

14.2

15093

A7Ib

Sanduleak-Stephenson Star; eclipsing X-ray binary

COROT-8

19^h 26^m 21.24^s

+01° 25′ 35.2″

14.80

6.89

~1250

K1V

has a transiting planet (b)

COROT-10

19^h 24^m 15.30^s

+00° 44′ 46.0″

15.22

7.53

~1130

K1V

has a transiting planet (b)

VB 10

19^h 16^m 57.62^s

+05° 09′ 02.2″

17.30

18.47

19

M8V

van Biesbroeck's Star; has a planet (b)

V606 Aql

V606

19^h 20^m 24.3^s

−00° 08′ 7.0″

700

pec(NOVA) – e+cont

Nova Aquilae; V_max = 5.5^m, V_min = 17.3^m

W50 (nebula)

19^h 11^m 49^s

−04° 59′ 12.0″

16000

Supernova remnant

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.]

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List of stars in Aquila

See also

References