List of stars in Columba

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

Name	B	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
α Col	α		37795	26634	05^h 39^m 38.94^s	−34° 04′ 26.6″	2.65	−1.93	268	B7IV	Phact; suspected γ Cas variable, Vmax = 2.62^m, Vmin = 2.66^m
β Col	β		39425	27628	05^h 50^m 57.55^s	−35° 46′ 09.5″	3.12	1.02	86	K1.5III	Wezn
δ Col	δ		44762	30277	06^h 22^m 06.85^s	−33° 26′ 10.6″	3.85	−0.46	237	G7II
ε Col	ε		36597	25859	05^h 31^m 12.74^s	−35° 28′ 13.6″	3.86	−0.79	277	K1II/III
η Col	η		40808	28328	05^h 59^m 08.79^s	−42° 48′ 54.4″	3.96	−2.10	531	K0III
γ Col	γ		40494	28199	05^h 57^m 32.21^s	−35° 16′ 59.9″	4.36	−2.73	853	B2.5IV	suspected variable
κ Col	κ		43785	29807	06^h 16^m 33.14^s	−35° 08′ 26.6″	4.37	0.63	183	G8II	suspected variable
ο Col	ο		34642	24659	05^h 17^m 29.02^s	−34° 53′ 39.8″	4.81	2.17	110	K0/K1III/IV
λ Col	λ		39764	27810	05^h 53^m 06.88^s	−33° 48′ 05.2″	4.88	−0.22	341	B5V	rotating ellipsoidal variable, Vmax = 4.85^m, Vmin = 4.92^m, P = 0.64 d
ξ Col	ξ		40176	28010	05^h 55^m 29.89^s	−37° 07′ 14.2″	4.97	−0.05	328	K1IIICN...
θ Col	θ		42167	29034	06^h 07^m 31.63^s	−37° 15′ 10.5″	5.00	−1.84	762	B8:IV
μ Col	μ		38666	27204	05^h 45^m 59.89^s	−32° 18′ 23.0″	5.18	−2.81	1294	B1IV/V	She;[1] runaway star
HD 46568			46568	31165	06^h 32^m 21.33^s	−37° 41′ 47.4″	5.25	0.64	273	G8III
ν^2 Col	ν^2		37495	26460	05^h 37^m 44.64^s	−28° 41′ 23.3″	5.28	2.14	138	F5V
WZ Col		WZ	38170	26868	05^h 42^m 15.19^s	−34° 40′ 04.6″	5.29	0.06	363	B9/B9.5V	53 Persei variable
HD 46815			46815	31299	06^h 33^m 49.49^s	−36° 13′ 56.2″	5.42	−0.06	406	K3III
HD 37811			37811	26649	05^h 39^m 49.85^s	−32° 37′ 44.9″	5.44	0.10	382	G6/G8III
HD 36848			36848	25993	05^h 32^m 51.38^s	−38° 30′ 48.0″	5.45	1.83	172	K2/K3III
π^2 Col	π^2		42303	29064	06^h 07^m 52.87^s	−42° 09′ 14.4″	5.50	0.98	261	A0V
σ Col	σ		40248	28098	05^h 56^m 20.94^s	−31° 22′ 56.8″	5.52	−2.74	1462	F2III
HD 41047			41047	28524	06^h 01^m 16.29^s	−33° 54′ 42.4″	5.54	−0.62	555	K5III
AF Col		AF	42682	29263	06^h 10^m 10.42^s	−40° 21′ 14.3″	5.54	−1.55	853	M2II/III	semiregular variable
HD 43899			43899	29842	06^h 17^m 01.23^s	−37° 44′ 15.5″	5.54	0.70	302	K2III
HD 40091			40091	27955	05^h 54^m 52.49^s	−39° 57′ 28.5″	5.55	−0.42	509	M0III	suspected variable
HD 44506			44506	30143	06^h 20^m 36.24^s	−34° 08′ 39.1″	5.55	−3.40	2012	B3V	suspected variable, Vmax = 5.48^m, Vmin = 5.55^m
HD 36187			36187	25608	05^h 28^m 15.33^s	−37° 13′ 51.4″	5.56	0.79	294	A0V
HD 47144			47144	31457	06^h 35^m 24.22^s	−36° 46′ 47.7″	5.59	−0.66	580	A0V	variable star
HD 39720			39720	27766	05^h 52^m 33.16^s	−37° 37′ 51.6″	5.62	0.65	321	K1III
HD 45145			45145	30444	06^h 24^m 01.02^s	−36° 42′ 28.4″	5.62	0.74	308	K1II/III
HD 41534			41534	28756	06^h 04^m 20.28^s	−32° 10′ 21.8″	5.65	−1.96	1083	B2V	variable star, ΔV = 0.009^m, P = 8.83704 d; runaway star
SW Col		SW	35515	25194	05^h 23^m 24.00^s	−39° 40′ 42.4″	5.71	−0.45	561	M2III	slow irregular variable, ΔV = 0.34^m, P = 151.4 d
HD 47500			47500	31637	06^h 37^m 13.84^s	−36° 59′ 26.5″	5.72	−2.81	1655	B6IV
HD 34266			34266	24426	05^h 14^m 28.84^s	−35° 58′ 37.3″	5.75	−0.11	484	G8III
HD 36874			36874	26019	05^h 33^m 07.32^s	−35° 08′ 21.5″	5.75	1.10	278	K0III
HD 37192			37192	26219	05^h 35^m 15.45^s	−33° 04′ 48.0″	5.76	0.82	317	K0III
HD 44323			44323	30069	06^h 19^m 40.95^s	−34° 23′ 47.7″	5.76	0.34	396	B9V
HD 41843			41843	28899	06^h 06^m 05.53^s	−29° 45′ 30.7″	5.79	1.23	266	A1V
HD 41759			41759	28855	06^h 05^m 27.17^s	−35° 30′ 49.3″	5.80	1.27	263	A0V
HD 37717			37717	26545	05^h 38^m 43.53^s	−40° 42′ 26.5″	5.81	−0.08	490	B8V
HD 42054			42054	28992	06^h 07^m 03.67^s	−34° 18′ 43.3″	5.82	−1.72	1052	B4Vnn	suspected variable, Vmax = 5.79^m, Vmin = 5.86^m
HD 46349			46349	31072	06^h 31^m 13.10^s	−35° 15′ 31.9″	5.82	−1.16	811	G8III+...
HD 36060			36060	25488	05^h 27^m 05.32^s	−40° 56′ 37.6″	5.86	0.97	310	A7m
HD 43940			43940	29852	06^h 17^m 09.57^s	−37° 15′ 12.4″	5.88	1.91	202	A2V	suspected variable
HD 34868			34868	24831	05^h 19^m 23.69^s	−27° 22′ 07.9″	5.98	0.30	446	A0V
HD 43847			43847	29808	06^h 16^m 35.60^s	−39° 15′ 51.7″	6.00	0.61	390	A2Vm...
HD 47463			47463	31617	06^h 37^m 01.89^s	−38° 08′ 47.8″	6.03	0.41	434	K0III
AN Col		AN	35165	25007	05^h 21^m 16.86^s	−34° 20′ 42.2″	6.05	−2.77	1895	B5II/III	Be star, ΔV = 6.03^m, P = 6.11 d
ν^1 Col	ν^1		37430	26412	05^h 37^m 16.49^s	−27° 52′ 16.3″	6.15	2.91	145	F0IV
π^1 Col	π^1		42078	28957	06^h 06^m 41.07^s	−42° 17′ 55.7″	6.15	1.18	322	Am
HD 38138			38138	26862	05^h 42^m 11.58^s	−30° 32′ 07.7″	6.18	−0.02	566	A0V
HD 46365			46365	31056	06^h 30^m 59.90^s	−40° 54′ 58.6″	6.19	−0.07	581	K3III
HD 38804			38804	27303	05^h 47^m 04.58^s	−28° 38′ 20.2″	6.22	−0.12	604	B5III
HD 45383			45383	30566	06^h 25^m 30.01^s	−35° 03′ 50.5″	6.24	0.28	506	K3III
HD 38385			38385	26981	05^h 43^m 30.15^s	−39° 24′ 24.9″	6.25	2.61	174	F3V
HD 37286			37286	26309	05^h 36^m 10.28^s	−28° 42′ 28.8″	6.26	2.50	184	A2III/IV
SX Col		SX	46431	31099	06^h 31^m 34.95^s	−36° 56′ 24.7″	6.28	−1.02	931	M2/M3III	slow irregular variable, ΔV = 0.13^m, P = 22.25 d
HD 38885			38885	27325	05^h 47^m 18.69^s	−35° 40′ 27.2″	6.29	0.31	511	K1III
HD 45306			45306	30505	06^h 24^m 44.50^s	−40° 17′ 02.3″	6.30	0.28	522	B9V
HD 45983			45983	30849	06^h 28^m 42.40^s	−41° 04′ 29.7″	6.32	1.78	264	F2/F3V
HD 35046			35046	24909	05^h 20^m 20.71^s	−34° 41′ 55.9″	6.34	−0.31	698	F0/F2IV
HD 39891			39891	27901	05^h 54^m 14.04^s	−29° 08′ 49.6″	6.34	2.60	183	F3V
HD 38056			38056	26796	05^h 41^m 26.92^s	−33° 24′ 02.6″	6.35	0.74	432	B9.5V
HD 47230			47230	31509	06^h 35^m 54.07^s	−36° 05′ 18.4″	6.36	3.33	131	F6V
HD 47475			47475	31603	06^h 36^m 51.27^s	−41° 33′ 25.8″	6.36	−2.21	1689	K0II
HD 40359			40359	28138	05^h 56^m 49.00^s	−31° 58′ 34.6″	6.44	−0.44	776	G8III
HD 46727			46727	31241	06^h 33^m 10.24^s	−38° 37′ 30.5″	6.44	0.64	470	G8III
HD 39543			39543	27705	05^h 51^m 59.59^s	−29° 26′ 57.8″	6.47	−0.17	694	K3III
HD 45680			45680	30706	06^h 27^m 07.59^s	−37° 53′ 44.2″	6.48	2.99	162	F3V
HD 43848			43848	29804	06^h 16^m 31.36^s	−40° 31′ 54.7″	8.64		123.4	K2IV	has a planet
WASP-63					06^h 17^m 21.0^s	−38° 19′ 24″	11.2		1076	G8	has a transiting planet (b)
L 449-1					05^h 17^m 22.93^s	−35° 21′ 54.5″	11.7		19	M4
TV Col		TV			05^h 29^m 25.53^s	−32° 49′ 03.9″	12.2			K1	DQ Her variable and eclipsing binary, Vmax = 12.2^m, Vmin = 14.5^m, P = 0.5365803 d
AP Col		AP			06^h 04^m 52.16^s	−34° 33′ 36.1″	12.96	13.34	27.4	M5	flare star; closest known pre-main-sequence star
TX Col		TX			05^h 43^m 20.17^s	−41° 08′ 54.3″	14.1				DQ Her variable, Vmax = 14.1^m, Vmin = 15.4^m, P = 0.5365803 d
4U 0513-40					05^h 14^m 06.59^s	−40° 02′ 37.0″			35900		in NGC 1851; low-mass X-ray binary
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 mv), also known as apparent magnitude.  • abs. mag. = absolute magnitude (Mv).  • 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. (Chinese) AEEA (Activities of Exhibition and Education in Astronomy) 天文教育資訊網 2006 年 7 月 15 日

See also

• List of stars by constellation

References

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