List of stars in Cetus

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

Name B F G. Var HD HIP RA Dec vis.
mag.
abs.
mag.
Dist. (ly) Sp. class Notes
β Cet β16704128341900h 43m 35.23s−17° 59 12.12.04−0.3096K0IIIDeneb Kaitos, Diphda, Difda al Thani, Rana Secunda; suspected variable
α Cet α92310188841413503h 02m 16.78s+04° 05 23.72.54−1.61220M2IIIMenkar, Menkab, Mekab, Monkar; irregular variable, Vmax = 2.45m, Vmin = 2.54m
Mira ο68233143861082602h 19m 20.79s−02° 58 37.43.04−2.60418M5e-M9eMira Ceti, Collum Ceti; prototype of Mira variables, Vmax = 2.0m, Vmin = 10.1m, P = 331.96 d; has a white dwarf companion
η Cet η311116805536401h 08m 35.26s−10° 10 54.93.460.67118K2IIIDeneb Algenubi, Dheneb, Deneb, Aoul al Naamat, Prima Struthionum, [1] part of Al Naʽāmāt; [2] [3] spectroscopic binary, has a planet (b)
γ Cet γ86291169701270602h 43m 18.12s+03° 14 10.23.471.4782A3VKaffaljidhma; binary star
τ Cet τ5217710700810201h 44m 05.13s−15° 56 22.43.495.6812G8VThalath al Naamat, Tertia Struthionum, [1] part of Al Naʽāmāt;, [2] [3] has five planets (b, c, d, e and f)
ι Cet ι8331522156200h 19m 25.68s−08° 49 25.83.56−1.18290K2IIISchemali, Deneb Kaitos Shemali; suspected variable
θ Cet θ451368512653701h 24m 01.45s−08° 10 57.93.600.87114K0IIIThanih al Naamat, Secunda Struthionum, [1] part of Al Naʽāmāt; [2] [3] spectroscopic binary
ζ Cet ζ5518511353864501h 51m 27.61s−10° 20 05.83.74−0.76259K2IIIBaten Kaitos, Rabah al Naamat, Quarta Struthionum, [1] part of Al Naʽāmāt; [2] [3] spectroscopic binary; spectroscopic binary
υ Cet υ5919712274934702h 00m 00.22s−21° 04 40.03.99−0.83301K5/M0IIIpart of Al Naʽāmāt; [2] [3] spectroscopic binary
δ Cet δ82283165821238702h 39m 28.95s+00° 19 42.74.08−2.41647B2IVAl Kaff al Jidhmah III; β Cep variable, Vmax = 4.05m, Vmin = 4.10m, P = 0.161137 d
π Cet π89296170811277002h 44m 07.35s−13° 51 31.24.24−1.41441B7IVAl Sadr al Kaitos IV; Al Sadr al Ketus
μ Cet μ87295170941282802h 44m 56.37s+10° 06 51.24.272.2184F1III-IVAl Kaff al Jidhmah IV; suspected variable
ξ2 Cet ξ273251153181148402h 28m 09.52s+08° 27 36.34.300.64176B9IIIAl Kaff al Jidhmah II
ξ1 Cet ξ165223136111032402h 13m 00.01s+08° 50 48.34.36−0.87362G8II:Al Kaff al Jidhmah I; suspected variable
7 Cet 725AE1038117000h 14m 38.43s−18° 55 57.74.44−1.46492M1IIIAE Cet; irregular variable, Vmax = 4.26m, Vmin = 4.46m
2 Cet 2622513230100h 03m 44.37s−17° 20 09.54.550.33228B9IVn
χ Cet A χ5318211171849701h 49m 35.19s−10° 41 10.34.662.7977F3IIIbinary star
λ Cet λ91308186041395402h 59m 42.90s+08° 54 26.64.71−0.86424B6IIIMenkar
σ Cet σ76261157981178302h 32m 05.28s−15° 14 39.64.742.6884F5VAl Sadr al Kaitos II
φ1 Cet φ117724188345500h 44m 11.41s−10° 36 33.44.770.73210K0IIIvarpart of Al Nitham (φ Cet); suspected variable
20 Cet 20895112414700h 53m 00.49s−01° 08 39.24.78−1.23519M0III
ε Cet ε83284166201239002h 39m 33.73s−11° 52 17.74.832.6788F5VAl Sadr al Kaitos III
κ1 Cet κ196319206301545703h 19m 21.54s+03° 22 11.94.845.0330G5Vvar BY Dra variable, ΔV = 0.04m
ν Cet ν78270161611209302h 35m 52.49s+05° 35 35.94.87−0.42372G8III double star
ρ Cet ρ72247151301134502h 25m 57.01s−12° 17 25.64.88−1.17528A0VAl Sadr al Kaitos I
6 Cet 61569391000h 11m 15.91s−15° 28 02.44.893.5162F5V
46 Cet 461418705667001h 25m 37.21s−14° 35 55.54.900.17288K2III
56 Cet 5619011930906101h 56m 40.16s−22° 31 36.24.92−0.52399K3III
175 G. Cet 17510550799901h 42m 43.52s−03° 41 24.44.98−2.861203K3II-III
3 Cet 3822521235500h 04m 30.12s−10° 30 34.24.99−3.471606K3Ibvarsuspected variable
94 Cet 94316199941495403h 12m 46.32s−01° 11 45.45.073.3273F8Vhas a planet (b)
48 Cet 481579132696001h 29m 36.10s−21° 37 45.65.110.95221A0Vdouble star
AD Cet 221014115800h 14m 27.59s−07° 46 49.95.13−1.29626M3IIIvarirregular variable, Vmax = 4.90m, Vmin = 5.16m
37 Cet 371187439579901h 14m 23.97s−07° 55 24.65.143.2079F5Vsuspected variable
49 G. Cet492696238100h 30m 22.67s−23° 47 15.85.171.46180A3V
φ2 Cet φ219844813390900h 50m 07.72s−10° 38 37.65.174.2250F7IV-Vpart of Al Nitham (φ Cet)
13 Cet 1354BU3196276200h 35m 14.64s−03° 35 33.95.203.5869F8V...BU Cet; RS CVn variable, ΔV = ~0.10m
73 G. Cet734247350500h 44m 44.44s−22° 00 22.85.223.0091F0V
259 G. Cet259156941173802h 31m 30.08s+02° 16 01.95.27−0.55476K3III
18 G. Cet1878798300h 12m 09.95s−17° 56 17.65.29−1.08612K4III
69 Cet 69236146521102102h 21m 56.64s+00° 23 44.55.29−2.731309M2III
φ3 Cet φ322945437437100h 56m 01.51s−11° 15 59.45.35−0.67522K4IIIpart of Al Nitham (φ Cet)
75 Cet 75260157791179102h 32m 09.44s−01° 02 05.35.360.80266G3III:has a planet (b)
179 G. Cet17910824823001h 45m 59.27s−05° 43 59.65.37−0.60509K4III
25 Cet 251026203491401h 03m 02.60s−04° 50 10.95.40−0.10410K0III-IV
50 Cet 501699856745001h 35m 58.96s−15° 24 00.85.41−0.72549K1III
39 Cet 39121AY7672595101h 16m 36.35s−02° 30 00.85.420.95256G5III-IVeAY Cet; RS CVn variable, Vmax = 5.35m, Vmin = 5.58m; spectroscopic binary
60 Cet 6020112573958902h 03m 11.61s+00° 07 42.45.420.69288A5III
70 Cet 70237146901104602h 22m 12.41s−00° 53 05.15.420.76279F0Vn
57 Cet 5719612255932601h 59m 46.19s−20° 49 28.55.43−1.13668M0/M1III
AR Cet 198AR12292937202h 00m 26.77s−08° 31 25.85.43−0.87593M3IIIsemiregular variable, Vmax = 5.40m, Vmin = 5.61m
238 G. Cet238146911102902h 22m 01.44s−10° 46 38.45.433.0597F0V
88 G. Cet885098410400h 52m 40.60s−24° 00 21.35.47−0.46500K1III
77 G. Cet774398360700h 46m 11.63s−22° 31 19.45.490.44333G8/K0III
47 Cet 471458829674801h 26m 51.56s−13° 03 23.55.512.71118F0V
67 Cet 67231141291064202h 16m 58.99s−06° 25 18.75.510.42340G8III
80 Cet 80271162121210702h 36m 00.07s−07° 49 53.25.53−0.47517M0III
EL Cet g315EL199261491503h 12m 26.37s+06° 39 39.25.55−1.34780K1IIIpe+...g Tauri; irregular variable, ΔV = 0.04m; multiple star
59 G. Cet593443294100h 37m 19.79s−24° 46 02.05.574.6151K1V+...
79 G. Cet794622374100h 48m 01.05s−21° 43 20.95.57−0.29485B9V
28 Cet 281056530516401h 06m 05.13s−09° 50 21.75.58−0.73595A1V
172 G. Cet17210148767901h 38m 51.71s−21° 16 31.75.581.34229F0V
81 G. Cet814730384900h 49m 25.55s−13° 33 39.75.590.59325K3III
232 G. Cet232142141072302h 18m 01.23s+01° 45 24.85.603.6181G0.5IV
T Cet 36T1760172800h 21m 46.23s−20° 03 28.85.61−1.27774M5/M6Ib/II semiregular variable, Vmax = 5.0m, Vmin = 6.9m, P = 158.9 d
203 G. Cet20312642962202h 03m 40.48s−04° 06 12.15.61−0.90655K5Iab:
φ4 Cet φ423995722458700h 58m 43.89s−11° 22 47.85.620.69315G7IIIpart of Al Nitham (φ Cet)
49 Cet 491679672734501h 34m 37.72s−15° 40 34.95.621.68200A1V
93 Cet 93311188831414303h 02m 22.51s+04° 21 10.35.62−0.06445B7V
95 Cet 95318205591538303h 18m 22.28s−00° 55 48.55.621.45222K1IV
64 Cet 64215134211021202h 11m 21.16s+08° 34 12.35.642.50139G0IV
66 Cet 66224136121030502h 12m 47.32s−02° 23 36.55.652.33150F8V
81 Cet 81277164001224702h 37m 41.78s−03° 23 45.85.650.71317G5III:has a planet (b)
78 G. Cet784585371700h 47m 43.20s−18° 03 41.15.700.25402K3III
38 Cet 381197476583301h 14m 49.18s−00° 58 27.55.702.49143F5V
97 Cet κ297321207911561903h 21m 06.77s+03° 40 32.55.700.95290G8.5III
30 Cet 301096706529601h 07m 46.12s−09° 47 08.15.712.32155F7IV
12 Cet 12482637235300h 30m 02.35s−03° 57 26.35.72−1.37853M0III
84 Cet 84288167651253002h 41m 13.87s−00° 41 43.35.724.0571F7IV
77 Cet 77265160741200202h 34m 42.59s−07° 51 33.45.74−0.39549K4III
165 G. Cet1659562727601h 33m 42.73s−07° 01 30.55.753.3997G2IV
174 G. Cet17410453791601h 41m 44.80s−11° 19 25.25.752.89122F5V+...
27 G. Cet271064119100h 14m 54.50s−09° 34 10.45.770.64347B9V
7 G. Cet 722519734300h 04m 19.76s−16° 31 44.05.781.04289K0III
BK Cet 188BK11522877801h 52m 52.09s−16° 55 44.85.780.75330F0Vδ Sct variable, Vmax = 5.73m, Vmin = 5.81m
268 G. Cet 268161601211402h 36m 03.83s+06° 53 00.15.796.5024K3V
286 G. Cet286166731244402h 40m 12.50s−09° 27 09.75.794.1270F6V
272 G. Cet272162471214802h 36m 35.10s+07° 43 48.35.811.05292K0III:
14 G. Cet1464587300h 10m 42.75s−12° 34 47.35.841.77212K0III
226 G. Cet226136921032602h 13m 00.95s−21° 00 00.95.860.42399K0III
42 Cet 421248036622601h 19m 48.29s−00° 30 32.45.870.46394A7V...
202 G. Cet20212583957202h 02m 58.55s−15° 18 21.45.870.85329K0II/III
93 G. Cet935384434600h 55m 42.40s−07° 20 49.35.88−0.04498K5III
AB Cet 248AB151441134802h 26m 00.38s−15° 20 28.05.881.79214Ap SrCrEu α² CVn variable, Vmax = 5.71m, Vmin = 5.88m, P = 2.99781 d
239 G. Cet239147281103302h 22m 04.98s−17° 39 43.35.89−0.06504K2III
250 G. Cet250152201138102h 26m 35.16s−20° 02 34.35.891.19284K2III
65 G. Cet653807319300h 40m 42.38s−04° 21 06.55.90−0.34576K0III
HD 4732 804732383400h 49m 13.90s−24° 08 11.55.902.14184K0IIIhas two planets (b and c)
137 G. Cet1378556656401h 24m 20.48s−06° 54 52.85.922.66146F4V
11 G. Cet1131963600h 07m 46.86s−22° 30 30.55.931.41262A1V
34 Cet 341147147559401h 11m 43.54s−02° 15 03.75.930.28441K4III
14 Cet 14553229278700h 35m 32.75s−00° 30 19.75.942.21181F5IV
63 Cet 63218134681023402h 11m 35.84s−01° 49 31.35.940.76354G9III:
61 Cet 6120412641963102h 03m 48.12s−00° 20 24.55.960.94330G5V...
33 Cet 331137014551001h 10m 33.56s+02° 26 44.65.97−1.23898K4III
305 G. Cet305182621367902h 56m 13.73s+08° 22 54.45.972.73145F7IV
290 G. Cet290168251256202h 41m 34.13s−14° 32 57.95.982.52161F5V
12 G. Cet1236067100h 08m 17.55s−08° 49 26.55.990.94333G8III:
219 G. Cet219134561021502h 11m 22.24s−10° 03 06.36.002.51163F5V
256 G. Cet256156331168702h 30m 45.23s+00° 15 21.26.001.37275A7III-IVs
71 G. Cet714145343600h 43m 50.09s−12° 00 40.76.012.38174K1III
189 G. Cet18911803899801h 55m 53.74s+01° 50 58.36.013.06127F7V+...
297 G. Cet297171631286202h 45m 20.87s+04° 42 42.26.042.49167F0III:
313 G. Cet313191211431503h 04m 38.05s+01° 51 49.06.050.97338K0III
BG Cet 58BG3326285200h 36m 06.90s−22° 50 32.06.062.58162A5m...δ Sct variable, ΔV = ~0.009m
26 Cet 261036288497901h 03m 48.96s+01° 22 01.06.062.29185F1V
213 G. Cet21313215999902h 08m 45.67s−17° 46 44.86.07−1.931299M1III
289 G. Cet289168241258402h 41m 48.33s−03° 12 49.66.07−0.67726G9III:
27 Cet 271046482512101h 05m 36.90s−09° 58 45.36.091.21308K0III
254 G. Cet254154531160302h 29m 35.36s+09° 33 56.26.091.37286K2III
CF Cet 13CF40269600h 08m 33.49s−17° 34 40.96.11−1.971347M0/M1IIICNpsemiregular variable, ΔV = ~0.16m
106 G. Cet1066559517001h 06m 07.73s−23° 59 32.56.120.96350K1III
149 G. Cet1498921682201h 27m 46.44s−10° 54 05.86.130.94356K0
64 G. Cet643795318500h 40m 32.40s−23° 48 14.46.143.8693G3/G5V
47 G. Cet472630233700h 29m 51.81s−14° 51 50.56.153.02138F2/F3V
74 G. Cet744301355200h 45m 24.10s−04° 37 45.36.15−1.521113M0III
18 Cet 18754307355900h 45m 28.71s−12° 52 49.16.153.63104G2V
21 Cet 21925268425700h 54m 17.58s−08° 44 26.06.150.82379G5IV
EH Cet 306EH183451375602h 57m 04.56s+04° 30 03.56.15−0.01556M4IIIsemiregular variable, Vmax = 6.05m, Vmin = 6.22m
10 Cet 10402273210000h 26m 37.37s−00° 02 58.36.160.29486G8III
128 G. Cet1288121627201h 20m 27.84s−11° 14 19.76.160.81382K1III
139 G. Cet1398589658901h 24m 39.91s−15° 39 37.56.171.12334G8III/IV
138 G. Cet1388599660501h 24m 48.67s−02° 50 54.76.171.60268G8III
258 G. Cet258156521167102h 30m 32.79s−22° 32 42.96.170.48448M0III
264 G. Cet264160601202202h 35m 04.14s+07° 28 16.76.170.82383G6III:
9 G. Cet920356000h 06m 50.02s−23° 06 26.76.193.23127F2IV
263 G. Cet263159961190702h 33m 40.25s−20° 00 06.26.190.94365K1III
10 G. Cet1025660200h 07m 18.27s−17° 23 13.36.200.18522A2IV/V
176 G. Cet17610658809401h 43m 54.81s−04° 45 55.66.20−0.51716K0
131 G. Cet1318334643201h 22m 36.91s+01° 43 35.26.21−0.84838M0III
44 Cet 44135AV8511653901h 24m 02.43s−08° 00 26.16.212.07220F0VAV Cet; δ Sct variable, Vmax = 6.20m, Vmin = 6.22m, P = 0.07 d
279 G. Cet279164671231802h 38m 36.78s+03° 26 35.56.210.57437G9III
240 G. Cet240148301110802h 22m 57.55s−18° 21 16.86.220.84388G8/K0III
39 G. Cet392268208600h 26m 21.74s−18° 41 37.06.24−0.59758M1III
170 G. Cet17010009758001h 37m 37.56s−09° 24 14.66.243.33125F7V
309 G. Cet309188321410403h 01m 52.28s+05° 20 10.06.240.34492K0
4 G. Cet422504523800h 02m 57.43s−20° 02 45.96.252.29202F6/F7V
127 G. Cet1278120628301h 20m 34.57s−03° 14 49.26.260.21528K1III
285 G. Cet284166471244702h 40m 15.66s+06° 06 43.06.263.27129F3V:
82 G. Cet824772385800h 49m 33.44s−23° 21 43.66.27−0.83858A3IV
314 G. Cet314195251460703h 08m 38.79s+08° 28 15.26.280.50468G9III
1 Cet 1322448111817823h 58m 21.17s−15° 50 50.96.280.41486K1IIICN...
207 G. Cet20712923982702h 06m 29.27s+00° 02 07.36.290.17545K0
1 G. Cet122428311802923h 56m 29.94s−24° 44 14.16.310.37502G8III/IV
71 Cet 71245FR150041126102h 24m 58.39s−02° 46 48.16.34−0.14646A0IIIFR Cet
133 G. Cet1338350642701h 22m 30.52s−19° 04 51.86.352.48194F5/F6V
108 G. Cet1086668525901h 07m 12.88s−23° 59 46.56.362.08234A3III
9 Cet 937BE1835180300h 22m 51.55s−12° 12 34.56.394.8466G3VBE Cet; BY Dra variable, Vmax = 6.38m, Vmin = 6.43m
209 G. Cet20913004986202h 06m 51.96s−19° 08 19.66.391.79271K1III
32 Cet 321126976548501h 10m 11.96s−08° 54 21.76.401.16365K0III
276 G. Cet276163991227202h 38m 00.70s+07° 41 43.46.401.82269F6IV
168 G. Cet1689731736301h 34m 51.55s−23° 41 59.06.41−1.00991K2III
144 G. Cet1448779671701h 26m 27.32s−00° 23 56.36.42−0.22694K0IV
186 G. Cet18611365866401h 51m 37.80s−06° 52 26.86.420.31542K0
HD 11964 19111964909401h 57m 09.82s−10° 14 30.66.423.76111G5IVhas two planets (b and c)
38 G. Cet381879182100h 23m 04.35s−15° 56 33.46.43−1.021009M0III
148 G. Cet1488896678901h 27m 23.31s−22° 20 16.96.431.06387K0/K1III
171 G. Cet17110024759701h 37m 52.05s−03° 26 26.36.43−0.76896K5
205 G. Cet20512702965502h 04m 12.44s−11° 51 35.16.43−1.111052K4III
227 G. Cet227137631039602h 13m 53.55s−09° 03 52.86.43−1.501259K0
43 G. Cet432475223700h 28m 21.17s−20° 20 05.26.443.90105G3V
90 G. Cet905156416400h 53m 12.39s−24° 46 37.16.442.08243F3V
29 Cet 291106734531501h 07m 59.58s+01° 59 38.76.443.11151K0IV
166 G. Cet1669690736201h 34m 51.31s−03° 31 25.76.44−0.56819K0
187 G. Cet18711396868801h 51m 46.09s−15° 38 50.96.44−0.52805M2III
57 G. Cet573325284600h 36m 03.20s−14° 58 22.46.450.68464K0III
178 G. Cet17810725814301h 44m 43.67s−06° 45 58.26.450.37535G0
25 Ari (25)249152281142702h 27m 23.56s+10° 11 55.76.453.65119F5V249 G. Cet
252 G. Cet252153281147402h 27m 59.93s+01° 57 39.26.45−0.87950K0III
2 G. Cet222434911808123h 57m 10.14s−20° 50 01.06.450.72456G8/K0III
5 G. Cet522506925300h 03m 07.82s−24° 08 42.56.460.62481K1III
29 G. Cet291343140200h 17m 32.69s−19° 03 03.96.463.02159F3V
193 G. Cet19312116923701h 58m 45.95s−11° 18 02.76.460.97409G5
HD 1461 321461149900h 18m 41.62s−08° 03 09.56.474.6276G0Vhas two exoplanets (b & c) and two candidates (d & e)
76 G. Cet764338357600h 45m 41.70s−16° 25 27.16.471.75286F0IV
101 G. Cet1016037480101h 01m 38.60s−16° 15 55.36.471.82277K2/K3III
293 G. Cet293170011272002h 43m 28.90s−02° 31 53.46.480.66475K0
63 G. Cet633794317500h 40m 28.56s−16° 30 59.86.490.55503G8III
221 G. Cet221135461027302h 12m 15.76s+02° 44 43.96.490.56499G5
28 G. Cet281256133100h 16m 42.35s−20° 12 36.26.500.13612B6III/IV
43 Cet 431328335642901h 22m 34.82s−00° 26 58.76.500.39544K0III:
142 G. Cet1428713668701h 25m 52.33s−03° 55 38.46.501.47330K0
234 G. Cet234144171085402h 19m 40.76s−04° 20 44.16.500.38545A3V
40 Cet 401227727598501h 16m 58.86s−02° 16 43.76.524.1697F8
58 Cet 5819212020916501h 57m 59.39s−02° 03 34.26.520.63491A0
35 Cet 351157218564601h 12m 30.75s+02° 28 18.66.552.96170F8
15 Cet 15603512299400h 38m 04.57s−00° 30 12.66.64−0.11731K2III
χ Cet B χ53EZ11131848601h 49m 23.36s−10° 42 12.86.744.9174.94G0EZ Ceti; component of the χ Cet system; BY Dra variable, ΔV = 0.05m, P = 8.92 d
79 Cet 79267161411204802h 35m 20.02s−03° 33 34.36.834.05117G5IVhas a planet (b)
HD 4747 4747385000h 49m 26.8s−23° 12 457.1561G9Vhas a planet (b)
HD 984 984113400h 14m 10.0s−07° 11 577.30154F7Vhas a planet (b)
HD 7449 7449580601h 14m 29s−05° 02 517.50127F8Vhas two planets (b & c)
HD 11506 11506877001h 52m 50.53s−19° 30 25.17.543.89176G0Vhas two planets (b & c)
HD 5319 5319429700h 55m 01.40s+00° 47 22.48.053.05326K0IIIhas two planets (b & c)
HD 12039 DK12039914101h 57m 48.98s−21° 54 05.38.114.98138G4VDK Cet; BY Dra variable, ΔV = ~0.12m; has a debris disk
HD 1666 1666166600h 20m 52.0s−19° 55 528.17361F7Vhas a planet (b)
HD 224693 22469311831923h 59m 53.83s−22° 25 41.28.233.36306G2IVAxólotl, [4] has a planet (b)
HD 9174 9174699301h 30m 01.0s−19° 36 168.4257G8IVhas a planet (b)
HD 6718 6718530101h 07m 48.66s−08° 14 01.38.454.75179G0has a planet (b)
58 Cet 5812021915501h 57m 56.14s−02° 05 57.78.890.541523A0
HD 1690 1690169200h 21m 13s−08° 16 329.171040K1IIIhas a planet (b)
HD 2638 2638235000h 29m 59.87s−05° 45 50.49.445.79175G5has a planet (b)
BD-17°63 224700h 28m 34.31s−16° 13 34.89.636.87116K5VFelixvarela, [5] has a planet (b)
HD 16031 160311195202h 34m 11s−12° 23 039.76362F2Vhas two planets (b and c)
WASP-136 00h 01m 18.2s−08° 55 359.98898has a transiting planet (b)
HIP 5158 515801h 06m 02.05s−22° 27 11.410.216.95146K5has two planets (b and c)
HIP 11915 160081191502h 33m 49.025s−19° 36 42.50328.584.81185G5Vhas a planet (b)
WASP-71 01h 57m 03.0s+00° 45 3210.57652F8Mpingo, [6] has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-20 00h 20m 38.54s−23° 56 08.610.68685has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-137 01h 43m 29.0s−14° 08 5711801G0has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-77A 02h 28m 37.0s−07° 03 3811.29G8Vhas a transiting planet (b)
WASP-26 00h 18m 24.70s−15° 16 02.311.304.30820G0has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-156 02h 11m 07.6s+02° 25 0511.60457K3has a planet (b)
BD -16°251 01h 29m 30.31s−16° 08 05.5111.713000Cayrel's Star
WASP-138 02h 46m 33.4s−00° 27 5011.811005F9has a transiting planet (b)
YZ Cet YZ564301h 12m 30.64s−16° 59 56.312.0714.2511.74M4.5V21st nearest star system; flare star, has three planets (b, c & d)
WASP-158 00h 16m 35.0s−10° 58 3512.1F6Vhas a transiting planet (b)
UV Cet UV01h 39m 01.54s−17° 57 01.812.5415.408.73M5.5Veprimary component of Luyten 726-8, the 6th nearest star system; prototype of UV Cet variables (flare stars), Vmax = 6.80m, Vmin = 12.95m
WASP-44 00h 15m 36.77s−11° 56 17.312.90G8Vhas a transiting planet (b)
WASP-146 23h 56m 22.0s−13° 16 1812.901373G0has a transiting planet (b)
BL Cet BL01h 39m 01.54s−17° 57 01.812.9915.858.73M6.0Vesecondary component of Luyten 726-8; flare star
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  3. 1 2 3 4 5 η Cet as Aoul al Naamat or Prima Struthionum (the first ostrich), θ Cet as Thanih al Naamat or Secunda Struthionum (the second ostrich), τ Cet as Thalath al Naamat or Tertia Struthionum (the third ostrich), and ζ Cet as Rabah al Naamat or Quarta Struthionum (the fourth ostrich). υ Cet should be Khamis al Naamat or Quinta Struthionum (the fifth ostrich) consistently, but Al Achsasi al Mouakket designated the title the fifth ostrich to γ Gam with uncleared consideration.
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