List of stars in Aquila

This is the list of 143 notable stars in the constellation Aquila, sorted by decreasing brightness.

Name	B	F	G.	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
Altair	α	53	86		187642	97649	19h 50m 46.68s	+08° 52′ 02.6″	0.76	2.20	17	A7IV-V	Atair, Al Nesr Al Tair, Vulture Volans; [1] 12th brightest star; nearby; has two optical components; δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.004m, P = 0.06342 d
γ Aql	γ	50			186791	97278	19h 46m 15.57s	+10° 36′ 47.8″	2.72	−3.03	460	K3II	Tarazed, Tarazad, Reda, Menkib al Nesr, Humerus Vulturis; [1] double star; suspected variable
ζ Aql	ζ	17			177724	93747	19h 05m 24.61s	+13° 51′ 49.4″	2.99	0.96	83	A0Vn	Okab, Deneb el Okab, Denebokab Australis, Woo, Yuë (吳越), Dzeneb al Tair, Cauda (Vulturis) Volantis; [1] triple star
θ Aql	θ	65	117		191692	99473	20h 11m 18.26s	−00° 49′ 17.3″	3.24	−1.48	287	B9.5III	Antinous, [2] Tseen Foo, Al Mizan III, Thanih Ras al Akab, Secunda Capitis Vulturis; [1] spectroscopic binary; suspected variable
δ Aql	δ	30	46		182640	95501	19h 25m 29.75s	+03° 06′ 52.5″	3.36	2.43	50	F0IV	Denebokab, Al Mizan I, Song, Sung, Djenubi Menkib al Nesr, Australior Humerus Vulturis; [1] binary star; suspected variable
λ Aql	λ	16	19		177756	93805	19h 06m 14.95s	−04° 52′ 56.4″	3.43	0.51	125	B9Vn	Al Thalimain
β Aql	β	60	98		188512	98036	19h 55m 18.77s	+06° 24′ 28.6″	3.71	3.03	45	G8IVvar	Alshain, Alschain, Alschairn, Unuk al Ghyrab, Collum Corvi; [1] binary star; suspected variable; triple star; suspected variable
η Aql	η	55	89		187929	97804	19h 52m 28.36s	+01° 00′ 20.4″	3.87	−3.91	1173	F6Ib-G4Ib	Al Mizan II; Cepheid variable, Vmax = 3.48m, Vmin = 4.39m, P = 7.17664 d
ε Aql	ε	13			176411	93244	18h 59m 37.39s	+15° 04′ 06.5″	4.02	0.65	154	K2III	Deneb el Okab, Denebokab Borealis, Woo, Yuë (吳越); triple star
12 Aql	i	12	9		176678	93429	19h 01m 40.84s	−05° 44′ 20.5″	4.02	0.73	149	K1IIIvar	suspected variable
71 Aql	l	71	146		196574	101847	20h 38m 20.27s	−01° 06′ 18.3″	4.31	−1.04	384	G8III SB	spectroscopic binary
ι Aql	ι	41	64		184930	96468	19h 36m 43.28s	−01° 17′ 11.6″	4.36	−0.51	307	B5III	Al Thalimain; double star
μ Aql	μ	38	58		184406	96229	19h 34m 05.23s	+07° 22′ 45.5″	4.45	1.80	111	K3III	multiple star; suspected variable
ν Aql	ν	32	47		182835	95585	19h 26m 31.09s	+00° 20′ 18.9″	4.64	−8.12	11643	F2Ib	double star; suspected variable
ξ Aql	ξ	59	94		188310	97938	19h 54m 14.882s	+08° 27′ 41.23″	4.722	0.74	204	G9IIIb	Libertas, [3] has a planet (b)
69 Aql		69	141		195135	101101	20h 29m 38.96s	−02° 53′ 07.7″	4.91	1.07	191	K2III
70 Aql		70	144		196321	101692	20h 36m 43.63s	−02° 32′ 59.7″	4.91	−4.24	2203	K5II
κ Aql	κ	39	63		184915	96483	19h 36m 53.45s	−07° 01′ 38.9″	4.93	−3.32	1455	B0.5III
26 Aql	f	26	38		181391	95066	19h 20m 32.84s	−05° 24′ 57.1″	4.98	1.61	154	G8III-IV...	spectroscopic binary
4 Aql	(m) [4]	4	2		173370	91975	18h 44m 49.93s	+02° 03′ 36.3″	5.02	−0.78	472	B9V
36 Aql	e	36	54		183630	95937	19h 30m 39.82s	−02° 47′ 19.9″	5.03	−0.91	502	M1IIIvar	suspected variable
18 Aql		18		Y	178125	93867	19h 06m 58.60s	+11° 04′ 16.7″	5.07	−0.89	507	B8III	Y Aql; double star; eclipsing binary
23 Aql		23	35		180972	94885	19h 18m 32.49s	+01° 05′ 06.3″	5.10	−0.24	381	K2II-IIIvar	triple star
37 Aql	k	37	59		184492	96327	19h 35m 07.25s	−10° 33′ 37.6″	5.12	−0.55	444	G8III
ο Aql	ο	54			187691	97675	19h 51m 01.50s	+10° 24′ 57.8″	5.12	3.68	63	F8V	multiple star system
21 Aql		21	29	V1288	179761	94477	19h 13m 42.70s	+02° 17′ 37.4″	5.14	−1.33	640	B8II-IIIp(Hg:)	V1288 Aql; double star; α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 5.06m, Vmin = 5.16m, P = 1.73 d
31 Aql	b	31			182572	95447	19h 24m 57.77s	+11° 56′ 34.3″	5.17	4.27	49	G8IVvar	triple star; suspected variable
σ Aql	σ	44	68		185507	96665	19h 39m 11.64s	+05° 23′ 52.0″	5.18	−1.42	682	B3V + B3V	β Lyr variable, ΔV = 0.2m, P = 1.95026 d
19 Aql		19	24		178596	94068	19h 08m 59.92s	+06° 04′ 24.2″	5.23	2.03	142	F0III-IV
11 Aql		11			176303	93203	18h 59m 05.73s	+13° 37′ 21.2″	5.27	1.88	155	F8V	triple star; suspected variable
ω1 Aql	ω1	25			180868	94834	19h 17m 49.00s	+11° 35′ 43.4″	5.28	−0.28	422	F0IV
χ Aql A	χ	47			186203	96957	19h 42m 34.01s	+11° 49′ 35.8″	5.28	−1.53	751	F3V:+...	multiple star system
φ Aql	φ	61			188728	98103	19h 56m 14.23s	+11° 25′ 25.4″	5.28	1.28	206	A1IV	spectroscopic binary; suspected variable
132 G. Aql			132		194013	100541	20h 23m 10.71s	+05° 20′ 35.1″	5.30	0.91	246	G8III-IV
FF Aql				FF	176155	93124	18h 58m 14.75s	+17° 21′ 39.4″	5.33	−4.07	2470	F5Ia-F8Ia	double star; Cepheid variable, Vmax = 5.18m, Vmin = 5.68m, P = 4.47092 d
20 Aql		20	28		179406	94385	19h 12m 40.70s	−07° 56′ 22.2″	5.35	−2.51	1216	B3V
51 Aql		51	82		187532	97650	19h 50m 46.80s	−10° 45′ 48.9″	5.38	3.27	86	F0V	binary star
14 Aql	g	14	11		176984	93526	19h 02m 54.49s	−03° 41′ 56.4″	5.40	−0.53	499	A1V	double star
15 Aql	h	15	15		177463	93717	19h 04m 57.66s	−04° 01′ 52.9″	5.40	0.41	325	K1III	double star; suspected variable
66 Aql		66	123		192107	99631	20h 13m 13.87s	−01° 00′ 33.4″	5.44	−1.74	888	K5III
42 Aql		42	65		185124	96556	19h 37m 47.26s	−04° 38′ 51.0″	5.45	2.92	105	F3IV
27 Aql	d	27	40		181440	95073	19h 20m 35.68s	−00° 53′ 31.8″	5.46	−0.51	509	B9III
τ Aql	τ	63	107		190327	98823	20h 04m 08.31s	+07° 16′ 40.6″	5.51	−0.53	527	K0III	Tianfu [2]
28 Aql	A	28		V1208	181333	94982	19h 19m 39.35s	+12° 22′ 28.7″	5.53	0.39	347	F0III	V1208 Aql; triple star; δ Sct variable, Vmax = 5.51m, Vmin = 5.56m, P = 0.149663 d
					183492	95822	19h 29m 22.12s	+14° 35′ 45.9″	5.57	0.85	286	K0III
62 Ser	(o) [5]	(62)	(69)		175515	92872	18h 55m 27.44s	+06° 36′ 55.8″	5.58	0.81	293	G9III	69 G. Aquilae, suspected variable
HD 180262					180262	94624	19h 15m 20.09s	+15° 05′ 01.2″	5.58	−0.79	613	G8II-III	double star
22 Aql		22	32		180482	94727	19h 16m 31.02s	+04° 50′ 05.4″	5.59	−0.53	546	A3IV
58 Aql		58	95		188350	97980	19h 54m 44.77s	+00° 16′ 25.2″	5.60	0.48	345	A0III
V1291 Aql			90	V1291	188041	97871	19h 53m 18.72s	−03° 06′ 52.2″	5.63	0.99	277	A5p(Sr-Cr-Eu)	α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 5.61m, Vmin = 5.67m, P = 224.5 d
45 Aql		45	70		185762	96807	19h 40m 43.31s	−00° 37′ 16.7″	5.64	0.93	285	A3IV	double star
HD 180555					180555	94720	19h 16m 26.78s	+14° 32′ 40.6″	5.65	0.36	372	B9.5V	binary star
62 Aql		62	106		190299	98844	20h 04m 23.15s	−00° 42′ 32.5″	5.67	−0.59	582	K4III
π Aql B	π	52			187260		19h 48m 42.10s	+11° 48′ 55.0″	5.70				component of the π Aql system
57 Aql A		57	93		188293	97966	19h 54m 37.65s	−08° 13′ 38.0″	5.70	0.64	335	B7Vn	double star
14 Sge		(14)			190229	98754	20h 03m 30.01s	+16° 01′ 52.6″	5.73	−0.72	637	B9MNp...
π Aql	π	52			187259	97473	19h 48m 42.05s	+11° 48′ 57.3″	5.75	−0.46	570	F2V:+...	component of the π Aql system
					182900	95572	19h 26m 24.13s	+13° 01′ 25.2″	5.76	2.03	182	F6III
56 Aql		56	92		188154	97928	19h 54m 08.27s	−08° 34′ 27.0″	5.76	0.35	394	K5III	double star
35 Aql	c	35	51	V1431	183324	95793	19h 29m 00.99s	+01° 57′ 01.9″	5.79	1.94	192	A0V	V1431 Aql; rapidly oscillating α2 CVn variable, ΔV = 0.04m
42 G. Aql			42		181907	95222	19h 22m 21.51s	−00° 15′ 08.2″	5.81	0.58	363	G8III:
13 G. Aql			13		177178	93580	19h 03m 32.24s	+01° 49′ 08.2″	5.82	2.11	180	A4V
49 G. Aql			49		183227	95732	19h 28m 20.80s	+02° 55′ 48.2″	5.84	−1.65	1025	B6III
100 G. Aql			100		189340	98416	19h 59m 47.49s	−09° 57′ 26.2″	5.87	3.92	80	F8V
5 Aql	(n) [6]	5	3		173654	92117	18h 46m 28.58s	−00° 57′ 41.9″	5.89	1.40	258	A2m	binary star
υ Aql	υ	49	78		186689	97229	19h 45m 39.92s	+07° 36′ 47.4″	5.89	2.22	176	A3IV
103 G. Aql			103		189695	98526	20h 00m 58.97s	+08° 33′ 28.0″	5.90	−1.30	898	K5III
10 Aql		10		V1286	176232	93179	18h 58m 46.92s	+13° 54′ 24.4″	5.91	1.55	242	A4p(Eu-Cr-Sr)	V1286 Aql; α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 5.83m, Vmin = 5.93m, P = 6.05 d
64 Aql		64	113		191067	99171	20h 08m 01.75s	−00° 40′ 40.9″	5.97	2.57	156	K1IV
HD 185018					185018	96481	19h 36m 52.45s	+11° 16′ 23.5″	5.98	−1.74	1140	G0Ib	multiple star
QS Aql				QS	185936	96840	19h 41m 05.53s	+13° 48′ 56.5″	5.98	−2.54	1646	B5V	double star; Algol variable, Vmax = 5.93m, Vmin = 6.06m, P = 2.51329 d
80 G. Aql			80		187195	97499	19h 49m 02.19s	−10° 52′ 14.6″	6.00	1.29	285	K5III
ω2 Aql	ω2	29			181383	95002	19h 19m 53.04s	+11° 32′ 05.7″	6.03	1.37	278	A2V
131 G. Aql			131		193329	100232	20h 19m 43.24s	−01° 04′ 42.9″	6.05	0.58	405	K0
8 Aql		8	5	V1729	174589	92524	18h 51m 22.16s	−03° 19′ 04.1″	6.08	1.44	276	F2III	V1729 Aql; Delta Scuti variable
HD 183589			53		183589	95898	19h 30m 10.53s	+02° 54′ 14.7″	6.08	−2.46	1663	K5Ib	multiple star; suspected variable
V923 Aql			55	V923	183656	95929	19h 30m 33.11s	+03° 26′ 39.8″	6.09	−1.26	962	B5.5IIIpe-B8V	γ Cas variable, ΔV = 0.12m
R Aql			22	R	177940	93820	19h 06m 22.25s	+08° 13′ 48.0″	6.09	−2.04	1400	M6.5-9e	Mira variable, Vmax = 5.5m, Vmin = 12.0m, P = 270.5 d
137 G. Aql			137		194454	100758	20h 25m 42.53s	−02° 48′ 01.0″	6.10	−0.60	713	K1III:
V500 Aql				V500			19h 52m 27.98s	+08° 28′ 41.6″	6.1			pec(NOVA) – e+cont	Nova Aquilae; Vmax = 6.1m, Vmin = 17.8m
85 G. Aql			85		187660	97687	19h 51m 11.10s	−02° 27′ 39.2″	6.12	−0.09	570	K5III
68 Aql		68	139		194939	100977	20h 28m 24.89s	−03° 21′ 27.9″	6.12	−0.04	557	B9V	double star
HD 188385			96		188385	97970	19h 54m 40.18s	+07° 08′ 25.3″	6.14	1.60	263	A2V	double star
HD 194244			135		194244	100664	20h 24m 37.49s	+01° 04′ 06.2″	6.14	−0.92	840	B9V	triple star; suspected variable
HD 187923					187923	97767	19h 52m 03.64s	+11° 37′ 44.9″	6.16	3.95	90	G0V	double star; suspected variable
101 G. Aql			101		189322	98385	19h 59m 22.63s	+01° 22′ 39.1″	6.17	−0.69	769	G8III
34 G. Aql			34		180782	94833	19h 17m 48.18s	+02° 01′ 54.5″	6.19	1.56	275	A1Vn
6 G. Aql			6		175640	92963	18h 56m 22.66s	−01° 47′ 59.3″	6.20	0.17	525	B9III
145 G. Aql			145		196426	101746	20h 37m 18.38s	+00° 05′ 49.2″	6.21	−0.26	643	B8IIIp
7 G. Aql			7		176095	93138	18h 58m 23.71s	+06° 14′ 24.7″	6.22	2.45	185	F5IV
4 G. Aql			4		174240	92386	18h 49m 37.18s	+00° 50′ 10.4″	6.24	0.01	575	A1V
12 G. Aql			12		176981	93488	19h 02m 21.56s	+08° 22′ 24.7″	6.25	−0.83	849	K2III
52 G. Aql			52		183387	95812	19h 29m 18.02s	+00° 14′ 46.0″	6.25	−0.08	603	K2
ψ Aql	ψ	48			186547	97139	19h 44m 34.19s	+13° 18′ 10.1″	6.25	−0.72	809	B9III-IV
88 G. Aql			88		187753	97697	19h 51m 17.73s	+09° 37′ 47.8″	6.25	0.92	380	A1m
HD 191984			120		191984	99585	20h 12m 35.12s	+00° 52′ 01.6″	6.25	−0.08	603	A0	double star
37 G. Aql			37		181122	94916	19h 18m 52.75s	+09° 37′ 05.4″	6.31	0.31	517	G9III	Les Grey
43 G. Aql			43		182038	95281	19h 23m 04.44s	−07° 24′ 02.0″	6.31	0.41	493	K0
HD 183144					183144	95664	19h 27m 33.90s	+14° 16′ 57.0″	6.31	−0.73	834	B4III	suspected variable
71 G. Aql			71		185966	96917	19h 42m 02.90s	−09° 11′ 36.4″	6.31	1.26	334	K2
60 G. Aql			60		184573	96356	19h 35m 29.79s	−07° 27′ 36.7″	6.32	1.13	355	K0
46 Aql		46			186122	96931	19h 42m 12.81s	+12° 11′ 35.8″	6.33	−0.39	720	B9III
25 G. Aql			25		178744	94149	19h 09m 51.59s	−00° 25′ 41.2″	6.34	−0.80	874	B5Vn
44 G. Aql			44		182101	95253	19h 22m 48.35s	+09° 54′ 46.4″	6.34	3.58	116	F6V
					191263	99234	20h 08m 38.28s	+10° 43′ 33.1″	6.34	−2.42	1842	B3IV
V450 Aql				V450	184313	96204	19h 33m 46.03s	+05° 27′ 56.8″	6.35	−0.75	858	M5III-M8III	semiregular variable, Vmax = 6.30m, Vmin = 6.65m, P = 64.20 d
67 G. Aql			67		185423	96630	19h 38m 48.99s	+03° 22′ 53.5″	6.36			B3III
HD 174569					174569	92475	18h 50m 45.55s	+10° 58′ 35.0″	6.37	−2.41	1863	K5III+...	double star
U Aql			50	U	183344	95820	19h 29m 21.36s	−07° 02′ 38.6″	6.37	−2.07	1590	F5-G1I-II	Cepheid variable, Vmax = 6.08m, Vmin = 6.86m, P = 7.02393 d
61 G. Aql			61		184663	96351	19h 35m 25.13s	+02° 54′ 48.5″	6.37	3.25	137	F6IV
					184944	96428	19h 36m 15.68s	+14° 23′ 28.2″	6.37	1.19	354	K0II-III
V1472 Aql				V1472	190658	98954	20h 05m 26.53s	+15° 30′ 01.3″	6.37	−0.44	749	M2 comp	eclipsing variable, ΔV = ~0.16m
V1401 Aql		(64)	108	V1401	190390	98910	20h 05m 05.42s	−11° 35′ 57.8″	6.38	−1.58	1273	F1III	64 Sagittarii; semiregular variable, Vmax = 6.18m, Vmin = 6.55m
24 Aql		24	36		181053	94913	19h 18m 50.93s	+00° 20′ 20.4″	6.40	0.52	488	K0II-III:..	multiple star
136 G. Aql			136		194263	100672	20h 24m 41.75s	+01° 22′ 07.0″	6.41	−0.71	865	K5
75 G. Aql			75		186535	97144	19h 44m 41.27s	+08° 43′ 35.7″	6.43	1.00	398	K0
HD 191104			114		191104	99158	20h 07m 50.34s	+09° 23′ 59.1″	6.43	3.25	141	F3V	double star
					187203	97454	19h 48m 30.51s	+10° 41′ 38.8″	6.44	−2.22	1762	F8Ib-II
HD 192699			128		192699	99894	20h 16m 06.03s	+04° 34′ 51.3″	6.44	2.30	220	G8IV	Chechia, [7] has a planet (b)
HD 179791			30		179791	94478	19h 13m 44.02s	+05° 30′ 56.3″	6.47	0.15	598	A3V	suspected variable
77 G. Aql			77		186660	97244	19h 45m 52.23s	−02° 53′ 00.4″	6.47	−1.14	1087	B3III
87 G. Aql			87		187734	97709	19h 51m 26.84s	+04° 05′ 19.1″	6.47			K0...	double star
110 G. Aql			110		190664	99024	20h 06m 12.19s	−04° 04′ 41.2″	6.47	1.37	341	K0
122 G. Aql			122		192086	99624	20h 13m 04.43s	−00° 19′ 50.9″	6.47	−1.94	1567	K5
142 G. Aql			142		195617	101339	20h 32m 20.40s	+02° 07′ 58.1″	6.47	−1.23	1132	K2
V1339 Aql			84	V1339	187567	97607	19h 50m 17.48s	+07° 54′ 08.7″	6.49	−1.90	1552	B2.5IVe	Be star; γ Cas variable, Vmax = 6.33m, Vmin = 6.52m
57 Aql B		57			188294	97967	19h 54m 38.06s	−08° 14′ 13.1″	6.49	1.27	361	B8V	component of the 57 Aql system
HD 188405			97		188405	98038	19h 55m 19.49s	−06° 44′ 04.7″	6.49	1.83	279	F2V	double star
V1691 Aql			45	V1691	182475	95453	19h 25m 01.51s	−04° 53′ 04.4″	6.50	1.48	329	A9V	δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.04m, P = 0.0781 d
V Aql				V	177336	93666	19h 04m 24.15s	−05° 41′ 05.4″	6.78	−1.36	1207	C5,4 – C6,4(N6)	carbon star; semiregular variable, Vmax = 6.6m, Vmin = 8.4m, P = 353 d
TT Aql				TT	178359	93990	19h 08m 13.75s	+01° 17′ 55.2″	7.10	−4.84	7951	F6-G5	Cepheid variable, Vmax = 6.46m, Vmin = 7.70m, P = 13.7546 d
HD 186641					186641	97233	19h 45m 41.0s	−00° 41′ 48″	7.34	2.2	347	K0	has a planet (b)
V604 Aql				V604			19h 02m 6.33s	−04° 26′ 43.2″	7.6			pec(NOVA) – e+cont	Nova Aquilae; Vmax = 7.6m, Vmin = 18.0m
HD 183263					183263	95740	19h 28m 24.57s	+08° 21′ 29.0″	7.86	4.25	172	G2IV	has two planets (b & c)
HD 179079					179079	94256	19h 11m 09.83s	−02° 38′ 18.2″	7.96	3.94	208	G5IV	has a planet (b)
V1703 Aql				V1703	192263	99711	20h 13m 59.85s	−00° 52′ 00.8″	8.10	6.61	65	K2V	Phoenicia, [8] double star; has a planet (b); BY Draconis variable, ΔV = 0.03m, P = 23.98 d
HD 176986					176986	93540	19h 03m 06.0s	−11° 02′ 38″	8.45		86	K2.5V	has two planets (b & c)
HD 181234					181234	95015	19h 20m 00.0s	−09° 19′ 25″	8.59		156	G5	has a planet (b)
Gliese 726					173818	92200	18h 47m 27s	−03° 38′ 23″	8.70	8.17	46.07	K5V
V1494 Aql				V1494			19h 23m 5.38s	+04° 57′ 20.1″	8.8			pec(NOVA) – e+cont	Nova Aquilae; Vmax = 5.03m, Vmin = 16.0m
WASP-74							20h 18m 10.0s	−01° 04′ 33″	9.7	4.31	391	F9	has a transiting planet (b)
HAT-P-41							19h 49m 17.0s	+04° 40′ 21″	11.09	3.63	1014		has a transiting planet (b)
V603 Aql				V603	174107	92316	18h 48m 54.64s	+00° 35′ 02.9″	11.64	4.76	776	pec(NOVA) – e+cont	Nova Aquilae 1918; Vmax = −1.4m, Vmin = 12.03m
WASP-80							20h 12m 40.0s	−02° 08′ 44″	11.88	7.99	196		Petra, [9] has a transiting planet (b)
IRC -10414							19h 42m 37.90s	+11° 50′ 31.0″	12.0		6,520	M7 I
χ Aql B	χ	47			186204		19h 42m 37.90s	+11° 50′ 31.0″	12.30	5.35	800	G0:+A3V	component of the χ Aql system
CoRoT-2							19h 27m 07s	+01° 23′ 02″	12.57	5.29	930	G7V	has a transiting planet (b)
CoRoT-3							19h 28m 13.27s	+00° 07′ 18.6″	13.3	4.16	2200	F3V	has a transiting brown dwarf (b)
SS 433				V1343			19h 11m 49.56s	+04° 58′ 57.6″	14.2		15093	A7Ib	Sanduleak-Stephenson Star; eclipsing X-ray binary
CoRoT-8							19h 26m 21.24s	+01° 25′ 35.2″	14.80	6.89	~1250	K1V	has a transiting planet (b)
CoRoT-10							19h 24m 15.30s	+00° 44′ 46.0″	15.22	7.53	~1130	K1V	has a transiting planet (b)
VB 10							19h 16m 57.62s	+05° 09′ 02.2″	17.30	18.47	19	M8V	van Biesbroeck's Star
V606 Aql				V606			19h 20m 24.3s	−00° 08′ 7.0″			700	pec(NOVA) – e+cont	Nova Aquilae; Vmax = 5.5m, Vmin = 17.3m
W50 (nebula)							19h 11m 49s	−04° 59′ 12.0″			16000		Supernova remnant
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.]

See also

• List of stars by constellation

References

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2. IAU-Catalog of Star Names
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4. Designated as m Serpentis by Johann Bode, now usually disused
5. Designated as o Tauri Poniatovii by Johann Bode, now usually disused
6. Designated as n Serpentis by Johann Bode, now usually disused
7. "Tunisia". NameExoWorlds . Retrieved 12 March 2020.
8. "Lebanon". NameExoWorlds . Retrieved 12 March 2020.
9. "Jordan". NameExoWorlds . Retrieved 12 March 2020.