11 Canis Majoris - Reference

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11 Canis Majoris in SIMBAD

Stars of Canis Major
Bayer
  • α (Sirius)
  • β (Mirzam)
  • γ (Muliphein)
  • δ (Wezen)
  • ε (Adhara)
  • ζ (Furud)
  • η (Aludra)
  • θ
  • ι
  • κ
  • λ
  • μ
  • ν1
  • ν2
  • ν3
  • ξ1
  • ξ2
  • ο1
  • ο2
  • π
  • σ
  • τ
  • ω
Flamsteed
  • 1 (ζ, Furud)
  • 2 (β, Mirzam)
  • 3
  • 4 (ξ1)
  • 5 (ξ2)
  • 6 (ν1)
  • 7 (ν2)
  • 8 (ν3)
  • 9 (α, Sirius)
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13 (κ)
  • 14 (θ)
  • 15
  • 16 (ο1)
  • 17
  • 18 (μ)
  • 19 (π)
  • 20 (ι)
  • 21 (ε, Adhara)
  • 22 (σ)
  • 23 (γ, Muliphein)
  • 24 (ο2)
  • 25 (δ, Wezen)
  • 26
  • 27
  • 28 (ω)
  • 29
  • 30 (τ)
  • 31 (η, Aludra)
Nearby
  • α (Sirius)
  • WISE 0713-2917
Other
  • VY
  • EZ
  • R
  • List of stars in Canis Major

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