List of stars in Pavo

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

Notes

α Pav

α

193924

100751

20^h 25^m 38.85^s

−56° 44′ 05.6″

1.94

−1.81

183

B2IV

Peacock, Joo Tseo; suspected variable, V_max = 1.93^m, V_min = 1.96^m

β Pav

β

197051

102395

20^h 44^m 57.56^s

−66° 12′ 11.7″

3.42

0.29

137

A5IV

δ Pav

δ

190248

99240

20^h 08^m 41.86^s

−66° 10′ 45.6″

3.55

4.62

20

G5IV-Vvar

Nearby Sun-like star

η Pav

η

160635

86929

17^h 45^m 44.00^s

−64° 43′ 25.4″

3.61

−1.67

371

K1III

ε Pav

ε

188228

98495

20^h 00^m 35.39^s

−72° 54′ 36.7″

3.97

1.41

106

A0V

suspected variable, V_max = 3.93^m, V_min = 3.97^m

ζ Pav

ζ

171759

91792

18^h 43^m 02.13^s

−71° 25′ 39.8″

4.01

−0.03

210

K2III

γ Pav

γ

203608

105858

21^h 26^m 26.49^s

−65° 22′ 05.3″

4.21

4.39

30

F6V

suspected variable, V_max = 4.17^m, V_min = 4.30^m

λ Pav

λ

173948

92609

18^h 52^m 13.04^s

−62° 11′ 15.2″

4.22

−4.50

1811

B2II-III

γ Cas variable, V_max = 4^m, V_min = 4.26^m

π Pav

π

165040

88866

18^h 08^m 34.79^s

−63° 40′ 05.0″

4.33

1.19

138

Am

ξ Pav

ξ

168339

90098

18^h 23^m 13.62^s

−61° 29′ 38.1″

4.35

−1.20

420

M1III SB

κ Pav

κ

174694

93015

18^h 56^m 57.04^s

−67° 14′ 00.7″

4.40

−1.71

543

F5Ib-II:

W Vir variable, V_max = 3.91^m, V_min = 4.78^m, P = 9.083 d

ν Pav

ν

169978

90797

18^h 31^m 22.43^s

−62° 16′ 41.5″

4.63

−1.20

479

B8III

53 Per variable, V_max = 4.60^m, V_min = 4.64^m, P = 0.85584 d

φ¹ Pav

φ¹

195627

101612

20^h 35^m 34.77^s

−60° 34′ 52.7″

4.75

2.55

90

F1III

HD 172555

172555

92024

18^h 45^m 26.86^s

−64° 52′ 15.2″

4.78

2.45

95

A7V

ρ Pav

ρ

195961

101773

20^h 37^m 35.24^s

−61° 31′ 47.1″

4.85

0.98

195

Fm...

δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.055^m, P = 0.1141 d

NU Pav

(λ²)^[a]^[b]

NU

189124

98608

20^h 01^m 44.72^s

−59° 22′ 33.0″

4.95

−0.67

434

M6III

semiregular variable, V_max = 4.91^m, V_min = 5.26^m, P = 60 d

ο Pav

ο

201371

104755

21^h 13^m 20.44^s

−70° 07′ 34.4″

5.06

−2.12

888

M2III

semiregular variable, V_max = 5.00^m, V_min = 5.10^m, P = 228.3 d

φ² Pav

φ²

196378

101983

20^h 40^m 02.27^s

−60° 32′ 51.0″

5.11

3.19

79

F8V

ω Pav

ω^[c]

175329

93163

18^h 58^m 36.59^s

−60° 12′ 02.3″

5.14

−0.86

516

K1III-IV

suspected variable

υ Pav

υ

196519

102157

20^h 41^m 57.06^s

−66° 45′ 38.3″

5.14

−1.92

840

B8Vvar

HD 188162

188162

98174

19^h 57^m 06.28^s

−58° 54′ 04.7″

5.24

0.41

302

B9.5IV

HD 177389

177389

94150

19^h 09^m 52.62^s

−68° 25′ 27.6″

5.31

2.48

120

G8/K0III/IV

μ² Pav

μ²

188887

98624

20^h 01^m 52.40^s

−66° 56′ 37.7″

5.32

1.04

234

K2IVCN...

HD 186219

186219

97534

19^h 49^m 25.29^s

−72° 30′ 12.3″

5.39

2.30

135

A4III

HD 186957

(λ¹)^[a]^[d]

186957

97646

19^h 50^m 44.78^s

−59° 11′ 37.1″

5.41

0.90

260

A0IV

σ Pav

σ

197635

102773

20^h 49^m 18.28^s

−68° 46′ 35.0″

5.41

0.56

305

K0III

ι Pav

ι

165499

89042

18^h 10^m 26.26^s

−62° 00′ 10.0″

5.47

4.22

58

G0V

SX Pav

SX

203881

106044

21^h 28^m 44.79^s

−69° 30′ 19.0″

5.47

0.05

396

M5III

semiregular variable, V_max = 5.18^m, V_min = 5.99^m, P = 50.87 d

HD 179366

179366

94789

19^h 17^m 12.22^s

−66° 39′ 39.7″

5.52

0.73

296

A4IV/V

HD 166599

166599

89487

18^h 15^m 40.66^s

−63° 03′ 19.1″

5.58

0.79

296

K0III/IV

HD 198160

198160

102962

20^h 51^m 38.40^s

−62° 25′ 45.2″

5.67

1.35

238

A2

HD 200525

200525

104440

21^h 09^m 21.52^s

−73° 10′ 20.2″

5.67

4.31

61

G3IV

θ Pav

θ

173168

92294

18^h 48^m 37.96^s

−65° 04′ 39.0″

5.71

1.51

226

A9V

HD 169836

169836

90664

18^h 29^m 56.68^s

−57° 31′ 23.1″

5.74

0.54

357

K0III

HD 188097

188097

98332

19^h 58^m 41.18^s

−69° 09′ 49.4″

5.74

1.48

232

Am

μ¹ Pav

μ¹

188584

98478

20^h 00^m 23.11^s

−66° 56′ 56.0″

5.75

1.64

216

K0IV

HD 200751

200751

104364

21^h 08^m 32.71^s

−63° 55′ 41.8″

5.75

−0.13

489

K0III

HD 172211

172211

91854

18^h 43^m 37.32^s

−64° 33′ 04.7″

5.76

0.26

410

K0III

HD 161814

161814

87393

17^h 51^m 35.47^s

−60° 09′ 50.5″

5.78

0.50

371

K0III

HD 169570

169570

90930

18^h 32^m 55.33^s

−73° 57′ 55.4″

5.88

0.69

356

K0III

HD 175986

175986

93574

19^h 03^m 29.68^s

−68° 45′ 19.9″

5.89

2.12

185

F8V

HD 160720

160720

86871

17^h 44^m 55.84^s

−57° 32′ 43.8″

5.97

0.49

406

G8III

HD 175401

175401

93287

19^h 00^m 03.55^s

−66° 39′ 12.7″

5.98

0.33

439

K0III

HD 182709

182709

95999

19^h 31^m 10.94^s

−68° 26′ 02.0″

5.98

−1.54

1042

K4/K5III

suspected variable

HD 172630

172630

92008

18^h 45^m 11.50^s

−61° 05′ 42.5″

6.04

−1.47

1035

K3III

HD 172881

172881

92394

18^h 49^m 43.68^s

−72° 59′ 44.6″

6.04

−0.73

736

B9.5IV/V

NZ Pav

NZ

186786

97674

19^h 51^m 01.09^s

−65° 36′ 16.9″

6.04

2.15

196

F2III-IV

δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.017^m, P = 0.08 d

HD 189567

189567

98959

20^h 05^m 31.49^s

−67° 19′ 09.3″

6.07

4.83

58

G2V

has a planet (b)

HD 184996

184996

96882

19^h 41^m 37.24^s

−65° 51′ 15.3″

6.08

−0.74

753

M0III

HD 191603

191603

99762

20^h 14^m 26.96^s

−63° 24′ 57.1″

6.09

1.80

235

F0IV

HD 195402

195402

101626

20^h 35^m 51.67^s

−69° 36′ 37.7″

6.09

−0.94

830

K2III

HD 203212

203212

105768

21^h 25^m 18.01^s

−71° 47′ 56.7″

6.09

0.03

531

K2III

HD 168740

V346

168740

90304

18^h 25^m 31.63^s

−63° 01′ 16.6″

6.13

1.87

232

A3V

δ Sct variable

HD 167425

167425

89805

18^h 19^m 40.08^s

−63° 53′ 09.2″

6.17

4.37

75

F9V

HD 200924

200924

104597

21^h 11^m 20.87^s

−72° 32′ 39.4″

6.18

0.79

390

K1III

HD 184585

184585

96607

19^h 38^m 25.92^s

−57° 58′ 59.5″

6.19

0.34

482

K0III

HD 186837

186837

97611

19^h 50^m 21.75^s

−61° 03′ 40.1″

6.21

−0.99

898

B5V

HD 187653

187653

97971

19^h 54^m 40.45^s

−61° 10′ 14.9″

6.21

1.36

304

A3V

HD 172781

172781

92021

18^h 45^m 23.93^s

−56° 52′ 54.9″

6.22

−0.39

685

K3III

HD 196317

196317

101965

20^h 39^m 51.72^s

−62° 54′ 27.4″

6.22

0.64

426

K1III

τ Pav

τ

179009

94724

19^h 16^m 28.60^s

−69° 11′ 26.7″

6.25

−0.14

619

A6IV/V

HD 192531

192531

100165

20^h 19^m 03.01^s

−63° 13′ 50.0″

6.27

0.59

445

K0III

Y Pav

Y

203133

105678

21^h 24^m 16.73^s

−69° 44′ 01.9″

6.28

−1.52

1181

C5II

semiregular variable, V_max = 5.79^m, V_min = 6.90^m, P = 449 d

HD 176522

176522

93629

19^h 04^m 01.00^s

−57° 57′ 35.9″

6.30

0.11

565

G6II/III

HD 166841

166841

89674

18^h 18^m 00.96^s

−68° 13′ 45.2″

6.32

−0.33

697

B9V

HD 202299

202299

105148

21^h 18^m 00.47^s

−64° 40′ 53.4″

6.32

0.18

552

B8V

suspected variable, V_max = 6.30^m, V_min = 6.33^m

HD 181019

181019

95369

19^h 24^m 05.51^s

−68° 22′ 15.9″

6.33

−0.25

676

K2III

HD 195772

195772

101684

20^h 36^m 38.33^s

−63° 07′ 14.8″

6.34

2.50

191

F2V

HD 172021

172021

91733

18^h 42^m 22.63^s

−64° 38′ 34.7″

6.35

−0.51

767

A5V

HD 162521

162521

87822

17^h 56^m 24.18^s

−65° 43′ 15.5″

6.36

3.67

113

F8V

HD 191095

191095

99453

20^h 11^m 07.41^s

−57° 31′ 27.0″

6.36

0.65

452

A1V

variable star

HD 199475

199475

103752

21^h 01^m 28.03^s

−68° 12′ 34.6″

6.36

1.76

272

A2V

HD 184586

184586

96734

19^h 39^m 52.13^s

−66° 41′ 07.5″

6.37

1.31

335

A0Vn

HD 165497

165497

89006

18^h 09^m 57.59^s

−59° 02′ 24.6″

6.38

−0.09

642

K4III

HD 188164

188164

98346

19^h 58^m 52.93^s

−68° 45′ 44.7″

6.38

1.28

341

A2V

HD 164871

164871

88815

18^h 07^m 48.37^s

−64° 33′ 00.1″

6.40

0.32

535

K2/K3III

HD 170525

170525

90981

18^h 33^m 29.44^s

−58° 42′ 30.7″

6.40

2.89

164

G5IV

HD 161475

161475

87264

17^h 49^m 53.01^s

−61° 42′ 52.8″

6.41

−0.22

689

B9IV

HD 195190

195190

101570

20^h 35^m 06.34^s

−71° 11′ 19.7″

6.41

−0.55

805

K2III

HD 179419

179419

94770

19^h 17^m 00.53^s

−65° 13′ 39.5″

6.42

−0.24

700

B8/B9V

HD 186584

186584

97569

19^h 49^m 53.42^s

−66° 48′ 47.1″

6.44

−1.15

1076

K4III

HD 190222

190222

99200

20^h 08^m 20.48^s

−66° 21′ 16.8″

6.45

−1.28

1144

K5III

HD 166251

166251

89370

18^h 14^m 16.36^s

−63° 41′ 22.3″

6.47

0.10

614

K4III

HD 174877

χ^[e]^[f]

174877

93012

18^h 56^m 54.70^s

−62° 48′ 06.9″

6.47

−1.24

1136

K3III

HD 161955

161955

87564

17^h 53^m 18.22^s

−65° 29′ 18.4″

6.48

0.47

519

K0/K1III

HD 175007

175007

93238

18^h 59^m 29.27^s

−70° 28′ 06.1″

6.49

1.33

351

A8V

HD 192887

192887

100379

20^h 21^m 28.46^s

−66° 44′ 58.9″

6.49

3.27

143

F6V

V Pav

V

160435

86728

17^h 43^m 18.94^s

−57° 43′ 26.3″

6.84

1210

C+

semiregular variable, V_max = 6.3^m, V_min = 7.17^m, P = 226.1 d

HD 164427

164427

88531

18^h 04^m 42.60^s

−59° 12′ 34.5″

6.84

123.9

G0+V

has a low-mass companion

HD 179140

(ψ)^[g]

179140

94570

19^h 14^m 47.46^s

―58° 00′ 24.2″

7.23

172

G2V

AR Pav

AR

89886

18^h 20^m 27.88^s

−66° 04′ 42.9″

7.40

2300

B1

Z And and Algol variable, V_max = 7.40^m, V_min = 13.620^m, P = 604.6 d

R Pav

R

165961

89258

18^h 12^m 52.95^s

−63° 36′ 57.3″

7.50

1100

M4.5e

Mira variable, V_max = 6.86^m, V_min = 14.0^m, P = 234 d

HD 196050

196050

101806

20^h 37^m 51.71^s

−60° 38′ 04.1″

7.6

4.2

153

G3V

has a planet (b)

KZ Pav

KZ

199005

103542

20^h 58^m 40.10^s

−70° 25′ 19.8″

7.71

434

F6V

Algol variable, V_max = 7.71^m, V_min = 9.3^m, P = 0.9498768 d

HD 175167

175167

93281

19^h 00^m 00.84^s

−69° 56′ 39.3″

8.00

3.87

219

G5IV/V

has a planet (b)

HD 181433

181433

95467

19^h 25^m 09.57^s

−66° 28′ 07.7″

8.38

6.24

87

K5V

has three planets (b, c & d)

HD 175607

175607

93373

19^h 01^m 05.0^s

−66° 11′ 34″

8.6

148

G6V

has two planets (b &c)

HD 190984

190984

99496

20^h 11^m 30.72^s

−64° 37′ 13.7″

8.73

2.34

618

F8V

has a planet (b)

MW Pav

MW

197070

102508

20^h 46^m 27.75^s

−71° 56′ 58.5″

8.79

682

F3IV/V

W UMa variable, V_max = 8.51^m, V_min = 8.95^m, P = 0.794994 d

X Pav

X

191155
191171

99512

20^h 11^m 45.86^s

−59° 56′ 12.8″

9.20

2190

M6/M7III:p

semiregular variable

Gliese 693

86990

17^h 46^m 34.23^s

−57° 18′ 08.6″

10.78

19.011

M2.0

suspected variable

V347 Pav

V347

18^h 44^m 48.25^s

−74° 18′ 34.2″

14.85

CV

AM Her variable, V_max = 14.85^m, V_min = 16.67^m, P = 0.062553 d

SCR 1845-6357

18^h 45^m 05.42^s

−63° 57′ 47.6″

17.40

12.565

M8.5

has a planet or brown dwarf companion

BD Pav

BD

18^h 43^m 11.92^s

−57° 30′ 44.9″

U Gem and W UMa variable

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.]

Notes

1 2 In Bode's Uranographia
↑ This is Lacaille's Lambda² Indi. It was included in Pavo and it's no longer used.
↑ Also labelled Omega Telescopii (ω Tel/ω Telescopii) by Bode in his Uranographia
↑ This is Lacaille's Lambda¹ Indi. It was included in Pavo and it's no longer used.
↑ In Bode’s Uranographia
↑ This designation was dropped by Benjamin Gould
↑ Labelled Psi Telescopii (ψ Tel/ψ Telescopii) by Bode ion his Uranographia

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.

[Bode-1] 1 2 In Bode's Uranographia

[2] This is Lacaille's Lambda² Indi. It was included in Pavo and it's no longer used.

[3] Also labelled Omega Telescopii (ω Tel/ω Telescopii) by Bode in his Uranographia

[4] This is Lacaille's Lambda¹ Indi. It was included in Pavo and it's no longer used.

[5] In Bode’s Uranographia

[6] This designation was dropped by Benjamin Gould

[7] Labelled Psi Telescopii (ψ Tel/ψ Telescopii) by Bode ion his Uranographia

[a]

[b]

[c]

[d]

[e]

[f]

[g]

List of stars in Pavo

See also

References