List of Stars in Volans

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

Name B G. HD HIP RA Dec vis.
mag.		 abs.
mag.		 Dist. (ly) Sp. class Notes
β Vol β 29 71878 41312 08h 25m 44.25s −66° 08′ 11.5″ 3.77 1.17 108 K2IIIvar
γ2 Vol γ2 9 55865 34481 07h 08m 44.82s −70° 29′ 57.1″ 3.78 0.59 142 G8IIIvar double star with γ1 Vol
ζ Vol ζ 16 63295 37504 07h 41m 49.20s −72° 36′ 22.1″ 3.93 0.86 134 K0III
δ Vol δ 10 57623 35228 07h 16m 49.83s −67° 57′ 25.8″ 3.97 −2.56 660 F6II
α Vol α 46 78045 44382 09h 02m 26.80s −66° 23′ 45.0″ 4.00 1.09 124 Am
ε Vol ε 22 68520 39794 08h 07m 55.84s −68° 37′ 01.7″ 4.35 −2.12 642 B6IV
24 70514 40680 08h 18m 18.78s −65° 36′ 47.7″ 5.06 0.27 296 K1III
6 53501 33682 06h 59m 50.58s −67° 55′ 01.2″ 5.18 0.44 290 K3III
θ Vol θ 35 74405 42425 08h 39m 05.13s −70° 23′ 11.9″ 5.19 0.86 239 A0V
η Vol η 27 71576 41003 08h 22m 04.52s −73° 24′ 00.2″ 5.28 0.09 356 A0/A1IV/V
κ1 Vol κ1 25 71046 40817 08h 19m 49.00s −71° 30′ 54.0″ 5.33 −0.06 390 B9III/IV part of the κ Vol triple star system
43 76143 43414 08h 50m 34.68s −66° 47′ 35.6″ 5.34 1.74 171 F5IV
ι Vol ι 5 51557 32912 06h 51m 26.98s −70° 57′ 48.5″ 5.41 −0.76 558 B7IV
30 72337 41451 08h 27m 16.79s −70° 05′ 36.9″ 5.51 0.80 285 A0V
κ2 Vol κ2 26 71066 40834 08h 20m 00.56s −71° 30′ 19.7″ 5.63 0.21 395 A0p part of the κ Vol triple star system
γ1 Vol γ1 8 55864 34473 07h 08m 42.34s −70° 29′ 50.4″ 5.68 2.41 147 F2 double star with γ2 Vol
19 64484 38210 07h 49m 41.00s −66° 11′ 45.5″ 5.78 0.04 458 B9V
45 77887 44283 09h 01m 08.49s −68° 41′ 02.1″ 5.89 −0.95 762 M1III
28 71863 41321 08h 25m 51.62s −64° 36′ 02.4″ 5.95 0.75 358 G8/K0III
41 75171 42895 08h 44m 30.05s −65° 49′ 32.5″ 6.03 2.12 198 A9V
4 50002 32332 06h 44m 55.67s −70° 26′ 01.6″ 6.10 −0.33 629 K3III
44 76270 43351 08h 49m 50.14s −72° 33′ 04.5″ 6.10 −3.84 3165 A3m...
33 73468 41907 08h 32m 41.88s −73° 21′ 25.1″ 6.11 0.77 381 G8III
18 63584 37720 07h 44m 13.10s −69° 49′ 17.8″ 6.16 0.70 403 A0IV/V
15 62153 36914 07h 35m 21.66s −74° 16′ 30.0″ 6.33 −1.01 959 B9
20 66920 39041 07h 59m 15.78s −73° 14′ 38.8″ 6.33 0.84 409 A3III
40 75116 42850 08h 43m 54.33s −68° 12′ 41.9″ 6.33 −1.21 1052 K3III:
3 49947 32222 06h 43m 36.73s −73° 07′ 04.7″ 6.36 0.81 420 G8III
17 63513 37773 07h 44m 43.88s −66° 04′ 19.4″ 6.37 −0.12 648 G6/G8III
12 60150 36346 07h 28m 51.40s −64° 30′ 35.2″ 6.38 −0.22 681 K5III
7 55151 34270 07h 06m 14.30s −68° 50′ 15.3″ 6.47 0.54 501 K0III
11 59640 35946 07h 24m 37.11s −71° 28′ 14.7″ 6.49 2.04 253 A3V
2 49268 31977 06h 40m 57.56s −71° 46′ 30.3″ 6.50 0.88 433 K1IIICN...
HD 76700 76700 43686 08h 53m 55.52s −66° 48′ 03.6″ 8.13 4.25 195 G6V has a planet (b)
Table Legend:

• Name = Proper name.
• B = Bayer designation.
• F or/and G. = Flamsteed designation or Gould 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 .

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