List of stars in Crater

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

Name B F Var HD HIP RA Dec vis.
mag.
abs.
mag.
Dist. (ly) Sp. class Notes
δ Crt δ12984305528211h 19m 20.52s−14° 46 44.63.56−0.32195K0III
γ Crt γ15992115570511h 24m 52.98s−17° 41 02.54.062.0184A9V double star
α Crt α7952725374010h 59m 46.75s−18° 17 56.84.080.44174K1IIIAlkes, Aoul al Batjna, Prima Crateris [1]
β Crt β11972775468211h 11m 39.49s−22° 49 32.24.46−0.10266A1VAl Sharāsīf II [2] [3]
θ Crt θ211008895663311h 36m 40.95s−09° 48 08.14.70−0.15305B9.5Vn
ζ Crt ζ271020705728311h 44m 45.76s−18° 21 02.24.71−0.45350G8III
ε Crt ε14991675568711h 24m 36.61s−10° 51 33.84.81−0.43364K5III
λ Crt λ13989915559811h 23m 22.07s−18° 46 47.65.081.87143F3IV spectroscopic binary
η Crt η301036325818811h 56m 00.98s−17° 09 02.95.170.46285A0V
ι Crt ι241011985680211h 38m 39.96s−13° 12 08.15.483.3288F7Vdouble star
HD 95808 958085402911h 03m 14.93s−11° 18 11.65.510.56318G7III...double star
HD 94481 944815331610h 54m 17.78s−13° 45 29.05.650.16409K0III + (G)
HD 99922 999225607811h 29m 38.65s−24° 27 50.65.770.31403A0Vdouble star; suspected variable
HD 95314 953145377811h 00m 11.70s−14° 04 59.95.860.20442K5IIIsuspected variable
HD 95234 952345372310h 59m 30.95s−16° 21 13.35.88−1.921185M1IIIvariable star, ΔV = 0.011m, P = 0.09041 d
κ Crt κ16995645587411h 27m 09.58s−12° 21 24.55.931.80219F4III-IVAl Sharāsīf I; double star
HD 100343 1003435631811h 32m 47.54s−07° 49 39.15.94−0.29575K4III
HD 100418 1004185636411h 33m 14.81s−16° 16 49.06.050.60400F8/G0Ib/II
HD 96220 962205421411h 05m 33.98s−11° 05 19.46.092.05209F0Vn
ψ Crt ψ974115474211h 12m 30.38s−18° 29 59.36.110.28479A0Vdouble star
HD 98088 SV980885510611h 16m 58.18s−07° 08 04.96.110.56421A2p...Abt's Star; spectroscopic binary; α2 CVn variable
HD 102845 1028455773211h 50m 19.60s−15° 51 49.36.13−0.44672G8II/III
VX Crt VX1013705689911h 39m 50.35s−16° 37 12.86.17−1.291012M3II/III semiregular variable
HD 101369 1013695690111h 39m 51.14s−14° 28 06.66.21−0.10597A0Vdouble star
HD 101695 1016955707911h 42m 03.53s−20° 17 38.56.211.93234G8IV
HD 100219 1002195624511h 31m 47.63s−20° 46 35.66.243.26129F7V
HD 102574 1025745758711h 48m 23.55s−10° 18 46.26.243.09139F7V triple star
HD 94386 943865325910h 53m 32.86s−15° 26 44.56.341.91251K2III
HD 95870 958705404811h 03m 36.53s−13° 26 05.76.340.21549G8III
HD 102990 1029905781911h 51m 22.04s−12° 11 16.56.343.08147F1III-IV
HD 95441 954415384911h 00m 57.34s−15° 47 33.36.350.13572K0III
HD 97428 974285474911h 12m 34.79s−21° 44 57.76.39−0.22685K3III
HD 101259 1012595683011h 39m 00.42s−24° 43 13.86.402.34211G6/G8V
SY Crt SY979185499911h 15m 39.77s−12° 35 33.36.58797M3IIIsemiregular variable, Vmax = 6.34m, Vmin = 6.62m
HD 98649 986495540911h 20m 52s−23° 13 028.03131G4Vhas a planet (b)
HD 96167 961675419511h 05m 15.07s−10° 17 28.688.083.46273G5has a planet (b)
HD 98219 982195517411h 17m 48s−23° 58 318.21437K0III/IVHunahpú; has a planet (b)
HD 99563 XY995635589011h 27m 16.64s−08° 52 08.28.67832F0 rapidly oscillating Ap star
HD 98800 TV988005550511h 22m 05.29s−24° 46 39.88.94146.4K4V+... T Tauri star, ΔV = 0.09m, P = 2.52 d
S Crt S1031545791711h 52m 45.10s−07° 35 48.19.142590M...semiregular variable
R Crt R953845380911h 00m 33.85s−18° 19 29.69.80851M7III...semiregular variable
HD 958729587211h 03m 28.0s−22° 05 389.9024.65K0Vhas a planet (b)
BD-10°3166 10h 58m 28.78s−18° 19 29.610.085.96218G4Vmember of LDS 4041 pair of stars; has a planet (b)
V Crt V11h 21m 13.43s−16° 40 23.110.26A6 Algol variable
WASP-34 11h 01m 36s−23° 51 3810.4391G5Amansinaya, [4] has a transiting planet (b)
W Crt W5582511h 26m 29.64s−17° 54 51.711.70F4 RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 10.769m, Vmin = 12.182m, P = 0.4120134 d
WASP-31 11h 17m 45s−19° 03 1711.71300Fhas a transiting planet (b)
HATS-1 11h 42m 06.0s−23° 21 1712.05988has a planet (b)
WASP-162 11h 13m 10.0s−17° 39 2812.2K0has a transiting planet (b)
HATS-2 11h 46m 57.4s−22° 33 4713.561174Khas a planet (b)
TT Crt TT11h 34m 47.18s−11° 45 30.415.3F4 dwarf nova, Vmax = 12.5m, Vmin = 15.3m, P = 0.26842 d
DENIS-P J1058.7-1548 10h 58m 47.87s−15° 48 17.256.5L3V brown dwarf
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