Index stellarum proximarum




Hic habes tabulam et indicem stellarum proximarum. In tabula subiecta reperis ea systemata stellaria quae a Sole 14 annis luce mensis, nec pluribus, distant. Stellae quae in systemata stellaria coniunguntur in hac tabula superponuntur.


Tabula stellarum proximarum

In indice reperis ea systemata stellaria quae 15.99 a.l.m., nec pluribus, a nobis distant. Nomina stellarum et systematum oculis nudis visibilium (i.e. magnitudinem apparentem 6.5 vel maiori monstrantium) fundo candido enumerantur. Classes spectrales coloribus flavo, fusco, rubro indicantur. Indicem stellarum inter 16 et 49 a.l.m. distantium separatim habebis.










































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Systema stellare
Stella
Constellatio
Cl.sp.
M.app.
M.abs.
Asc.r.
Decl.
Parallax
(Sec.)
Distat
a.l.m.
Fons

Sol
Sol
 —
 G2V
 -26,7
 4,85
 —
 —
 —
 0
  

Alpha Centauri (Rigil Kentaurus)
Proxima Centauri (V645 Centauri)
Centaurus
 M5.5Ve
 11,01
 15,53
 14h 29m 43s
 -62° 40' 46"
 0,772"
 4,22
 H, Y

Alpha Centauri
Alpha Centauri A
Centaurus
 G2V
 -0,01
 4,38
 14h 39m 37s
 -60° 50' 2"
 0,747"
 4,36
 S, Y

Alpha Centauri
Alpha Centauri B (HD 128621)
Centaurus
 K0V
 1,35
 5,71
 14h 39m 35s
 -60° 50' 14"
 0,747"
 4,36
 S, Y

Stella Barnard (BD+04°3561a)
Stella Barnard (BD+04°3561a)
Ophiuchus
 M4.0Ve
 9,53
 13,22
 17h 55m 23s
 +04° 33' 18"
 0,547"
 5,96
 H, Y

Wolf 359 (CN Leonis)
Wolf 359 (CN Leonis)
Leo
 M6.0V
 13,44
 16,55
 10h 56m 28s
 +07° 00' 42"
 0,419"
 7,78
 Y

Lalande 21185 (BD+36°2147)
Lalande 21185 (BD+36°2147)
Ursa Maior
 M5.5e
 7,47
 10,44
 11h 00m 37s
 +36° 18' 20"
 0,393"
 8,29
 H, Y

Sirius (Alpha Canis Maioris)
Sirius A
Canis Maior
 A1V
 -1,43
 1,47
 06h 45m 09s
 -16° 42' 58"
 0,380"
 8,58
 H, Y

Sirius
Sirius B
Canis Maior
DA2
 8,44
 11,34
 06h 45m 09s
 -16° 42' 58"
 0,380"
 8,58
 H, Y

Luyten 726-8
UV Ceti (L 726-8 B)
Cetus
 M5.5e
 12,54
 15,40
 01h 39m 01s
 +17° 57' 00"
 0,374"
 8,72
 Y

Luyten 726-8
BL Ceti (L 726-8 A)
Cetus
 M6.0e
 12,99
 15,85
 01h 39m 01s
 +17° 57' 00"
 0,374"
 8,72
 Y

Ross 154 (V1216 Sgt)
Ross 154 (V1216 Sgt)
Sagittarius
 M3.5Ve
 10,43
 13,07
 18h 49m 49s
 +23° 50' 11"
 0,337"
 9,68
 H, Y

Ross 248 (HH And)
Ross 248 (HH And)
Andromeda
 M5.5Ve
 12,29
 14,79
 23h 41m 54s
 +44° 09' 32"
 0,316"
 10,32
 Y

Epsilon Eridani (BD-09°697)
Epsilon Eridani (BD-09°697)
Eridanus
 K2V
 3,73
 6,19
 03h 32m 56s
 -09° 27' 30"
 0,310"
 10,52
 H, Y

Lacaille 9352 (CD-36°15693)
Lacaille 9352 (CD-36°15693)
Piscis Austrinus
 M1.5Ve
 7,34
 9,75
 23h 05m 42s
 -35° 51' 11"
 0,304"
 10,74
 H, Y

Ross 128 (FI Vir)
Ross 128 (FI Vir)
Virgo
 M4.0Vn
 11,13
 13,51
 11h 47m 45s
 +00° 48' 17"
 0,299"
 10,91
 H, Y

EZ Aquarii (Luyten 789-6)
Gliese 866 A
Aquarius
 M5.0Ve
 13,33
 15,64
 22h 38m 34s
 -15° 18' 02"
 0,290"
 11,26
 Y

EZ Aquarii (Luyten 789-6)
Gliese 866 B
Aquarius
 M?
 13,27
 15,58
 22h 38m 34s
 -15° 18' 02"
 0,290"
 11,26
 Y

EZ Aquarii (Luyten 789-6)
Gliese 866 C
Aquarius
 M?
 14,03
 16,34
 22h 38m 34s
 -15° 18' 02"
 0,290"
 11,26
 Y

Procyon (Alpha Canis Minoris)
Procyon A
Canis Minor
 F5V-IV
 0,38
 2,66
 07h 39m 18s
 +05° 13' 30"
 0,286"
 11,40
 H, Y

Procyon
Procyon B
Canis Minor
DA
 10,7
 12,98
 07h 39m 18s
 +05° 13' 30"
 0,286"
 11,40
 H, Y

61 Cygni
 61 Cygni A (BD+38°4343)
Cygnus
 K3.5Ve
 5,21
 7,49
 21h 08m 52s
 +38° 56' 51"
 0,286"
 11,40
 H, Y

61 Cygni
 61 Cygni B (BD+38°4344)
Cygnus
 K4.7Ve
 6,03
 8,31
 21h 08m 52s
 +38° 56' 51"
 0,286"
 11,40
 H, Y

Struve 2398
 Struve 2398 A (Gliese 725, BD+59°1915)
Draco
 M3.0V
 8,90
 11,16
 18h 42m 47s
 +59° 37' 50"
 0,283"
 11,52
 H, Y

Struve 2398
 Struve 2398 B (HD 173740)
Draco
 M3.5V
 11,06
 13,30
 18h 42m 47s
 +59° 37' 50"
 0,283"
 11,52
 H, Y

Groombridge 34 (GJ 15)
 Groombridge 34 A (GX And)[1]
Andromeda
 M1.5V
 8.08
 10.32
 00h 18m 23s
 +44° 01' 23"
 0.281"
 11.624
 H,Y

Groombridge 34
 Groombridge 34 B (GQ And)[2]
Andromeda
 M3.5V[3]
 11.06
 13.30
 00h 18m 23s
 +44° 01' 23"
 0.281"
 11.624
 H,Y

Epsilon Indi (CP-57°10015)
Epsilon Indi (CP-57°10015)
Indus
 K5Ve
 4,69
 6,89
 22h 03m 22s
 -56° 47' 10"
 0,276"
 11,82
 H, Y

DX Cancri (G051-015)
DX Cancri (G051-015)[4]
Cancer
 M6.5Ve
 14,78
 16,98
 08h 29m 50s
 +26° 46' 37"
 0,276"
 11,82
 Y

Tau Ceti
Tau Ceti (BD−16°295)
Cetus
 G8Vp
 3,49
 5,68
 01h 44m 04s
 −15° 56' 14"
 0,274"
 11,89
 H, Y

GJ 1061 (LHS 1565)
GJ 1061 (LHS 1565)
Horologium
 M5.5V
 13,03
 15,19
 03h 35m 57s
 -44° 30' 46"
 0,271"
 11,92
  

YZ Ceti (LHS 138)
YZ Ceti (LHS 138)[5]
Cetus
 M4.5V
 12,02
 14,17
 01h 12m 31s
 -16° 59' 57"
 0,269"
 12,13
 H, Y

Stella Luyten (BD+05°1668)
Stella Luyten (BD+05°1668)
Canis Minor
 M3.5Vn
 9,86
 11,97
 07h 27m 25s
 +05° 13' 33"
 0,264"
 12,36
 H, Y

Stella Teegarden (SO025300.5+165258)
Stella Teegarden (SO025300.5+165258)
Aries
 M6.5V
 15,1
 17,2
 02h 53m 01s
 +16° 52' 53"
 0,261"
 12,51[6]
 1

SCR 1845-6357
SCR 1845-6357
Pavo
 M8.5V
 17,39
 19,41
 18h 45m 03s
 -45° 01' 06"
 0,259"
 12,6[7]
 [8]

Stella Kapteyn (CD-45°1841)
Stella Kapteyn (CD-45°1841)
Pictor
 sdM0VI
 8,84
 10,87
 05h 11m 41s
 -45° 01' 06"
 0,255"
 12,77
 H, Y

Lacaille 8760 (AX Mic)
Lacaille 8760 (AX Mic)[9]
Microscopium
 M2Ve
 6,67
 8,69
 21h 17m 15s
 -38° 52' 03"
 0,253"
 12,86
 H, Y

Kruger 60
 Kruger 60 A (BD+56°2783)
Cepheus
 M3.0V
 9,79
 11,76
 22h 28m 00s
 +57° 41' 45"
 0,248"
 13,14
 S, Y

Kruger 60
 Kruger 60 B (DO Cep)
Cepheus
 M4.0V
 11,41
 13,38
 22h 28m 00s
 +57° 41' 45"
 0,248"
 13,14
 S, Y

Ross 614
Ross 614 (LHS 1849) [10]
Monoceros
 M4.5V
 11,15
 13,09
 06h 29m 23s
 -02° 48' 50"
 0,244"
 13,34
 S, Y

Ross 614
Gliese 234 B (V577 Mon, LHS 1850)
Monoceros
 M5.5V
 14,23
 16,17
 06h 29m 23s
 -02° 48' 50"
 0,244"
 13,34
 S, Y

Wolf 1061 (Gliese 628, BD-12°4523)
Wolf 1061 (Gliese 628, BD-12°4523)[11]
Ophiuchus
 M3.0V
 10,07
 11,93
 16h 30m 18s
 -12° 39' 45"
 0,236"
 13,81
 H, Y

Stella Van Maanen (Gl 35, LHS 7)
Stella Van Maanen (Gl 35, LHS 7)
Pisces
DZ7
 12,38
 14,21
 00h 49m 10s
 +05° 23' 19"
 0,232"
 14,06
 H, Y

Gliese 1 (CD-37°15492)
Gliese 1 (CD-37°15492)[12]
Sculptor
 M3.0V
 8,55
 10,35
 00h 05m 24s
 -37° 21' 27"
 0,229"
 14,22
 H, Y

Wolf 424
 Wolf 424 A (LHS 333)[13]
Virgo
 M5.5Ve
 13,18
 14,97
 17h 33m 17s
 +09° 01' 15"
 0,228"
 14,30
 Y

Wolf 424
 Gliese 473 B (FL Vir)
Virgo
 M7Ve
 13,17
 14,96
 17h 33m 17s
 +09° 01' 15"
 0,228"
 14,30
 Y

TZ Arietis (Gliese 83.1, Luyten 1159-16)
TZ Arietis (Gliese 83.1, Luyten 1159-16)
Aries
 M4.5V
 12,27
 14,03
 02h 00m 13s
 +13° 03' 08"
 0,225"
 14,51
 Y

Gliese 687 (LHS 450, BD+68°946)
Gliese 687 (LHS 450, BD+68°946)
Draco
 M3.0V
 9,17
 10,89
 17h 36m 26s
 +68° 20' 21"
 0,220"
 14,79
 H, Y

LHS 292 (LP 731-58)
LHS 292 (LP 731-58)
Sextans
 M6.5V
 15,60
 17,32
 17h 28m 40s
 -46° 53' 43"
 0,220"
 14,81
 Y

Gliese 674 (LHS 449)
Gliese 674 (LHS 449)
Ara
 M3.0V
 9,38
 11,09
 17h 28m 40s
 -46° 53' 43"
 0,220"
 14,81
 H, Y

GJ 1245 (V1581 Cyg)
 GJ 1245 A
Cygnus
 M5.5V
 13,46
 15,17
 19h 53m 54s
 -44° 24' 55"
 0,220"
 14,81
 Y

GJ 1245
 GJ 1245 B
Cygnus
 M6.0V
 14,01
 15,72
 19h 53m 55s
 -44° 24' 56"
 0,220"
 14,81
 Y

GJ 1245 (V1581 Cyg)
 GJ 1245 C
(constellatio)
 M?
 16,75
 18,46
 19h 53m 54s
 -44° 24' 55"
 0,220"
 14,81
 Y

Gliese 440 (WD 1142-645)
Gliese 440 (WD 1142-645)
Musca
 DQ6
 11,50
 13,18
 11h 45m 43s
 -64° 50' 29"
 0,217"
 15,06
 H, Y

GJ 1002
GJ 1002
Cetus
 M5.5V
 13,76
 15,40
 00h 06m 44s
 -07° 32' 22"
 0,213"
 15,31
 Y

Gliese 876
Gliese 876
Aquarius
 M3.5V
 10,17
 11,81
 22h 53m 17s
 -14° 15' 49"
 0,213"
 15,34
 H, Y

LHS 288 (Luyten 143-23)
LHS 288 (Luyten 143-23)
Carina
 M5.5V
 13,90
 15,61
 10h 44m 21s
 -61° 12' 36"
 0,206"
 15,94
  

Gliese 412
 Gliese 412 A
Ursa Maior
 M1.0V
 8,77
 10,34
 11h 05m 29s
 +43° 31' 36"
 0,206"
 15,83
 H, Y

Gliese 412
 WX UrM
Ursa Maior
 M5.5V
 14,48
 16,05
 11h 05m 30s
 +43° 31' 18"
 0,206"
 15,83
 H, Y

Groombridge 1618 (Gliese 380)
Groombridge 1618
Ursa Maior
 K7.0V
 6,59
 8,16
 10h 11m 22s
 +49° 27' 15"
 0,206"
 15,85
 H, Y

AD Leonis (Gliese 388)
AD Leonis (Gliese 388)
Leo
 M3.0V
 9,32
 10,87
 10h 19m 36s
 +19° 52' 10"
 0,206"
 15,94
 Y


Fontes |



  • H – Hipparcos

  • Y – General Catalogue of Trigonometric Parallaxes (Yale Parallax Catalog)

  • S – Soderhjelm 1999

  • T – Tinney 1996

  • 1 – Henry et al. 2006



Notae |




  1. ↑ = HD 1326, BD +43°44, G 171-047, GCTP 49.00A, LHS 3, Vyssotsky 85


  2. ↑ = G 171-048, LHS 4


  3. ↑ Research Consortium on Nearby Stars, GSU (17. September 2007). "The One Hundred Nearest Star Systems". RECONS 


  4. ↑ = G 051-015, GCTP 2016.01, LHS 248


  5. ↑ = G 268-135, GCTP 248.01, LHS 138, Luyten 0725-032, LTT 670


  6. ↑ ± 0,13


  7. ↑ ± 0,1


  8. ↑ Biller et al., 2006


  9. ↑ = HD 202560, CD -39°14192, GCTP 5117.00, LHS 66, UGPMF 518


  10. ↑ G 106-049, GCTP 1509.00, LHS 1849


  11. ↑ = G 153-058, GCTP 3746.00, LHS 419, Vyssotsky 164


  12. ↑ = HD 225213, CD -37°15492, G 267-025, GCTP 5817.00, LHS 1


  13. ↑ = G 012-043, GCTP 2890.00A



Bibliographia |


  • R. P. Butler, "Catalog of Nearby Exoplanets" in Astrophysical Journal vol. 646 (2006)



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