List of stars in Cygnus

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This is the list of notable stars in the constellation of Cygnus, sorted by decreasing apparent magnitude.

Name B F Var HD HIP RA Dec vis.
mag.
abs.
mag.
Dist. (ly) Sp. class Notes
Deneb α5019734510209820h 41m 25.91s+45° 16 49.21.25−8.382,615±215A2Iaprototype of α Cyg variables
γ Cyg γ3719409310045320h 22m 13.70s+40° 15 24.12.23−6.121523F8IbSadr, suspected variable
ε Cyg ε5319798910248820h 46m 12.43s+33° 58 10.02.480.7672K0IIIAljanah
δ Cyg δ181868829716519h 44m 58.44s+45° 07 50.52.86−0.74171B9.5IIIFawaris, triple star
Albireo Aβ161839129594719h 30m 43.29s+27° 57 34.93.05−2.31385K3II+...prominent visual binary with Albireo B; spectroscopic binary
ζ Cyg ζ6420210910473221h 12m 56.18s+30° 13 37.53.21−0.12151G8II SB multiple star
ξ Cyg ξ6220090510406021h 04m 55.86s+43° 55 40.33.72−4.071177K5Ibv SB
τ Cyg τ6520244410488721h 14m 47.35s+38° 02 39.63.742.1468F1IVmultiple star; δ Sct variable
ι Cyg ι101840069585319h 29m 42.34s+51° 43 46.13.760.89122A5Vn
κ Cyg κ11812769477919h 17m 06.11s+53° 22 05.43.800.91123K0IIIvariable
ο1 Cyg ο131V6951925779967520h 13m 37.90s+46° 44 28.83.80−4.291353K2II+... Algol variable
η Cyg η211889479811019h 56m 18.40s+35° 05 00.63.890.74139K0IIIvarmultiple star
ν Cyg ν5819962910341320h 57m 10.41s+41° 10 01.93.94−1.25356A1Vn
ο2 Cyg ο232V14881929099984820h 15m 28.32s+47° 42 51.13.96−3.701109K3Ib-II compAlgol variable
ρ Cyg ρ7320543510648121h 33m 58.87s+45° 35 31.43.981.07124G8IIIvariable
41 Cyg 4119529510107620h 29m 23.73s+30° 22 06.84.01−2.82758F5IIvariable
52 Cyg 5219791210245320h 45m 39.76s+30° 43 10.84.220.22206K0III double star
σ Cyg σ6720285010510221h 17m 24.95s+39° 23 40.94.22−6.494528B9Iab
π2 Cyg π28120733010753321h 46m 47.61s+49° 18 34.54.23−3.521156B3IIIPennae Caudalis; spectroscopic binary
33 Cyg 331926969965520h 13m 23.80s+56° 34 03.14.280.93152A3IV-Vnvariable
υ Cyg υ6620290410513821h 17m 55.07s+34° 53 48.84.41−2.80901B2Vneemission-line star; γ Cas variable
39 Cyg 3919431710058720h 23m 51.60s+32° 11 24.74.43−0.04255K3III
θ Cyg θ131853959644119h 36m 26.54s+50° 13 13.74.493.1461F4Vtriple star
λ Cyg λ5419818310258920h 47m 24.53s+36° 29 26.74.53−2.62879B6IV Be star
63 Cyg f26320125110419421h 06m 36.09s+47° 38 54.34.56−2.83982K4IIdouble star
47 Cyg A 47V212519609310147420h 33m 54.19s+35° 15 03.14.61−2.66929K2Ib compdouble star; pulsating variable
φ Cyg φ121857349668319h 39m 22.60s+30° 09 11.64.680.25251G8III-IV...spectroscopic binary
π1 Cyg π18020667210713621h 42m 05.66s+51° 11 22.74.69−3.871680B3IVAzelfafage; spectroscopic binary
μ1 Cyg μ17820682610731021h 44m 08.59s+28° 44 33.44.692.9473F6Vmultiple star
8 Cyg 81841719605219h 31m 46.32s+34° 27 10.74.74−1.68627B3IV
59 Cyg f159V83220012010363220h 59m 49.55s+47° 31 15.44.74−2.951124B1ne irregular variable
P Cyg P3419323710004420h 17m 47.20s+38° 01 58.64.77−6.656269B2peNova Cygni 1600; hypergiant; prototype of P Cyg variables
30 Cyg 301925149963920h 13m 18.04s+46° 48 56.44.80−1.91716A5IIInvariable
57 Cyg 5719908110308920h 53m 14.75s+44° 23 14.24.80−1.13501B5Vspectroscopic binary
55 Cyg 55V166119847810272420h 48m 56.29s+46° 06 50.94.81−4.382248B3Iaα Cyg variable; emission-line star
72 Cyg 7220551210655121h 34m 46.48s+38° 32 01.84.870.40255K1III
15 Cyg 151866759711819h 44m 16.55s+37° 21 15.44.890.23279G8III
ψ Cyg ψ241890379805519h 55m 37.82s+52° 26 20.54.910.18288A4Vnmultiple star
28 Cyg b228V16241916109930320h 09m 25.62s+36° 50 22.54.93−2.18860B2.5VBe star; emission-line star
29 Cyg b329V16441926409977020h 14m 31.98s+36° 48 22.14.931.86134A2Vvariable
T Cyg T19813410257120h 47m 10.72s+34° 22 26.84.93−0.51399K3IIIvartriple star; variable
ω1 Cyg ω145V201419555610113820h 30m 03.53s+48° 57 05.64.94−2.19869B2.5IVβ Cep variable
22 Cyg 221888929806819h 55m 51.76s+38° 29 12.14.95−2.891203B5IV
HD 189276 1892769807319h 55m 55.39s+58° 50 45.74.98−2.27918K5II-III
2 Cyg 21825689537219h 24m 07.57s+29° 37 16.74.99−1.89774B3IVdouble star
17 Cyg 171870139729519h 46m 25.58s+33° 43 43.35.003.4068F5
20 Cyg d201880569763519h 50m 37.73s+52° 59 17.45.031.18192K3IIIvarvariable
68 Cyg A68V180920306410518621h 18m 27.18s+43° 56 45.55.044600O8e rotating ellipsoidal variable
74 Cyg 7420583510671121h 36m 56.98s+40° 24 48.65.041.03206A5V
1861559682519h 40m 50.11s+45° 31 28.75.061.62159F5IIvariable
26 Cyg e261901479857120h 01m 21.55s+50° 06 16.85.06−0.54429K1II-IIImultiple star
56 Cyg 5619863910284320h 50m 04.83s+44° 03 32.35.061.93138A4me...double star
75 Cyg 7520633010699921h 40m 11.06s+43° 16 25.75.09−0.38404M1IIIvartriple star; variable
Albireo Bβ261839149595119h 30m 45.40s+27° 57 55.05.12−0.19376B8Vcomponent of the Albireo system; emission-line star
23 Cyg 231886659787019h 53m 17.37s+57° 31 24.55.14−1.32638B5V
35 Cyg 3519337010012220h 18m 39.07s+34° 58 58.05.14−3.802000F5Ibspectroscopic binary
25 Cyg 25V17461896879842519h 59m 55.20s+37° 02 34.45.15−3.271575B3IVγ Cas variable & β Cep variable; emission-line star
4 Cyg 4V17411830569555619h 26m 09.12s+36° 19 04.35.17−1.34653B9sp...spectroscopic binary
1853519645919h 36m 38.05s+44° 41 42.75.172.13132K0III
19 Cyg 19V15091878499763019h 50m 33.99s+38° 43 19.85.18−1.29642M2IIIavariable
61 Cyg A 61V180320109110421421h 06m 50.84s+38° 44 29.45.207.4911K5VBessel's Star; BY Draconis variable; 14th nearest star system
71 Cyg g7120477110609321h 29m 26.91s+46° 32 25.25.221.04224K0III
1930929996820h 16m 55.28s+40° 21 54.35.27−2.161000K5IIvariable
20441110589821h 26m 51.57s+48° 50 06.45.29−0.10389A6pe... α2CVn variable
70 Cyg 7020440310594221h 27m 21.36s+37° 07 00.55.30−3.381772B3V
1848759628819h 34m 41.26s+42° 24 45.35.34−0.64512A2V
27 Cyg b127V20081910269903120h 06m 21.93s+35° 58 24.75.383.4679K0IV RS CVn variable
60 Cyg 60V193120031010373221h 01m 10.92s+46° 09 20.85.38−2.731364B1V eclipsing binary
9 Cyg 91847599630219h 34m 50.92s+29° 27 46.55.39−0.70538A0V+...spectroscopic binary
14 Cyg 141858729669319h 39m 26.47s+42° 49 05.65.41−1.20685B9III
51 Cyg 5119751110217720h 42m 12.63s+50° 20 24.15.41−1.85924B2Vmultiple star
1891789819419h 57m 13.86s+40° 22 04.25.46−2.901531B5Vdouble star
19910110314520h 53m 53.91s+33° 26 16.15.47−0.89609K5III
19909810309420h 53m 18.56s+45° 10 54.15.48−1.31744K0II
1893959832519h 58m 37.96s+30° 59 01.25.51−0.60544B9Vn
49 Cyg 4919717810206620h 41m 02.60s+32° 18 28.05.51−1.45805G8IIb
20674910723521h 43m 06.48s+41° 09 18.05.51−0.77587M2III
ω2 Cyg ω24619577410124320h 31m 18.81663s+49° 13 13.06565.53−0.03399M2IIIRuchba; suspected member of Hercules stream [1]
49 Cyg 4919717710206620h 41m 02.54s+32° 18 26.35.53−1.43805G8IIb
1842939601419h 31m 19.36s+50° 18 23.75.55−0.22465K1III
19987010351920h 58m 19.38s+44° 28 17.55.551.00265G8III
V1942 Cyg V194220951510884522h 02m 56.68s+44° 38 59.85.57−0.48529A0IVα2 CVn variable
36 Cyg 3619336910010820h 18m 28.63s+36° 59 59.15.581.70195A2V
19415210043720h 22m 05.35s+45° 47 41.65.580.06415K0IIIvar
19995510353020h 58m 30.03s+50° 27 42.45.59−2.351264B5Vn
20415310576921h 25m 19.39s+46° 42 51.25.592.91112F0V
1882099775719h 51m 59.07s+47° 01 38.55.60−7.6914818O9.5Ia
19834510263520h 47m 49.29s+47° 49 54.95.60−0.49538K5III
V389 Cyg V38920143310437121h 08m 38.87s+30° 12 20.55.60−0.07444B9Vmultiple; variable
V1768 Cyg V17681906039886320h 04m 36.18s+32° 13 07.05.62−7.4813583B1.5Ia compα Cyg variable
40 Cyg 4019505010090720h 27m 34.27s+38° 26 25.95.631.04270A3V
V380 Cyg V3801878799763419h 50m 37.33s+40° 35 59.25.68−3.802567B1IIIAlgol variable
19685210189920h 38m 59.54s+30° 20 03.95.680.31386K2III
19739210215520h 41m 56.50s+41° 43 00.75.68−1.841042B8II-III
V2140 Cyg V214019947810331220h 55m 49.81s+47° 25 03.65.68−6.609314B8Iaα Cyg variable
20364410549721h 22m 00.38s+49° 23 19.35.680.66328K0III
79 Cyg 7920677410725321h 43m 25.63s+38° 17 01.05.691.08272A0V
1927879984120h 15m 23.79s+33° 43 45.75.700.88300K0III
1849609625819h 34m 19.76s+51° 14 13.55.713.6783F7V
7 Cyg 71835349565619h 27m 25.97s+52° 19 13.85.730.51361A1V
Gl 777 1903609876720h 03m 36.95s+29° 53 53.15.734.7252G6IV+...binary star; has two planets (b & c)
43 Cyg 43V212119506810085920h 27m 02.21s+49° 22 59.65.732.85123F0V:V2121 Cyg; γ Dor variable
77 Cyg 7720664410716221h 42m 22.94s+41° 04 37.35.730.44372A0V
20183410451621h 10m 15.55s+53° 33 47.25.750.15431B9III
20324510528221h 19m 28.74s+49° 30 37.05.75−0.33536B6V
20448510600321h 28m 08.16s+32° 13 30.55.752.50145F0V
19359210009720h 18m 24.76s+55° 23 49.85.761.01291A2Vs
DT Cyg DT20107810418521h 06m 30.24s+31° 11 04.85.77−3.051895F7.5Ib-IIv Cepheid variable
20531410639321h 32m 56.58s+49° 58 39.45.77−0.05475A0V
V2015 Cyg V201519617810147520h 33m 54.84s+46° 41 37.95.78−0.06481B9sp...α2 CVn variable
1886509798519h 54m 48.24s+36° 59 44.45.79−2.581538Fp
20941910875822h 01m 50.58s+52° 52 56.15.79−1.771058B5III
1911959902620h 06m 13.64s+53° 09 54.25.813.00119F5V
1872359737619h 47m 27.78s+38° 24 27.45.83−0.05489B8Vn
193322 10006920h 18m 06.99s+40° 43 55.65.83−2.561552O9V
19961110335920h 56m 25.44s+50° 43 43.15.832.20174F0III
1866199708119h 43m 45.08s+41° 46 23.15.86−0.57631M0III
1929859988920h 16m 00.61s+45° 34 46.85.873.18113F5V:
V2119 Cyg V211919433510057420h 23m 44.37s+37° 28 35.25.87−1.32893B2VneBe star
V1762 Cyg V17621790949401319h 08m 25.88s+52° 25 33.15.881.65229K1IVRS CVn variable
V1143 Cyg V11431859129662019h 38m 41.15s+54° 58 24.25.892.89130F6VasvAlgol variable
19555410108420h 29m 27.11s+56° 04 05.45.89−1.30896B9Vn
V1334 Cyg V133420315610526921h 19m 22.18s+38° 14 14.95.89−4.273505F2Ib δ Cep variable
42 Cyg 4219532410106720h 29m 20.39s+36° 27 17.05.90−2.671689A1Ib
1882529777419h 52m 07.17s+47° 55 54.55.91−3.492470B2III
1896849838319h 59m 20.42s+45° 46 21.35.920.12472A5III
19961210336020h 56m 25.89s+49° 11 45.05.92−2.041273G8II-III
1863779697719h 42m 44.60s+32° 25 36.35.93−3.262248A5III
20081710395621h 03m 47.58s+53° 17 09.05.930.46405K0III
69 Cyg 69V215720417210581121h 25m 47.02s+36° 40 02.75.93−3.712763B0Ibprobable α Cyg variable
19419310050120h 22m 45.29s+41° 01 34.15.95−1.15856M0III
19957910337120h 56m 34.78s+44° 55 29.05.96−4.443928O6...
W Cyg W20573010664221h 36m 02.44s+45° 22 28.55.96−0.43617M4IIIe-M6e semiregular variable
19713910198620h 40m 03.22s+43° 27 32.55.970.17470K2III
V460 Cyg V46020657010712921h 42m 01.08s+35° 30 36.75.98−2.962000C6.3DS Peg, carbon star; variable
16 Cyg A c161864089689519h 41m 49.09s+50° 31 31.65.994.3270G2Vtriple star system
V1743 Cyg V17431847869619819h 33m 41.60s+49° 15 44.46.00−2.261462M4.5III
1924399957920h 12m 31.73s+51° 27 49.06.010.50412K1III:
20025310373421h 01m 12.87s+36° 01 33.76.01−0.51657G5III
20442810589121h 26m 44.95s+52° 53 54.76.010.35442B6V
1810969475519h 16m 51.39s+46° 59 54.26.022.88138F6IV:
19712010203320h 40m 36.26s+29° 48 19.66.021.45267A2V
20496510617121h 30m 20.31s+52° 57 28.66.020.18479A3V
11 Cyg 111850379638719h 35m 48.30s+36° 56 40.46.03−0.74738B8Vn
1890669814319h 56m 44.14s+36° 15 02.26.03−1.641113B5IV
1865689708719h 43m 51.45s+34° 09 45.86.04−1.17901B8III
61 Cyg B 6120109210421721h 06m 52.19s+38° 44 03.96.058.3311K7Vcomponent of the 61 Cyg system
20343910543221h 21m 21.93s+32° 36 46.06.05−0.29605A1V
1887939789219h 53m 35.38s+59° 42 30.76.060.97339A3V
V2130 Cyg V213019701810194920h 39m 33.31s+40° 34 46.86.07−1.13898B6IIIp Mn SX Ari variable
20224010476521h 13m 26.43s+36° 37 59.76.07−2.621781F0III
20363010555821h 22m 42.03s+30° 18 35.56.070.77374K1III
76 Cyg 7620653810709721h 41m 34.27s+40° 48 19.26.070.34455A2V
1864409702819h 43m 09.60s+30° 40 40.46.081.01337A1V
19409710048620h 22m 37.31s+31° 15 54.16.09−0.26607K2
1858379672419h 39m 44.92s+33° 58 44.16.100.29474A3IV
1891279804419h 55m 22.04s+58° 15 01.46.100.34462G9III
20057710389421h 03m 04.83s+38° 39 26.76.10−0.41655G8III
20673110718621h 42m 38.81s+49° 36 01.06.10−1.03869G8II
20751610766421h 48m 29.34s+38° 38 54.96.100.20493B8V
V1339 Cyg V133920663210714021h 42m 08.35s+45° 45 56.76.11−0.47676M4.5
1876389753819h 49m 27.50s+38° 42 36.66.12−0.53697G6III
1912439914520h 07m 41.44s+34° 25 22.56.12−2.832012B5Ib
20292310506421h 17m 02.02s+53° 59 51.46.120.67401A1V
μ2 Cyg μ27820682721h 44m 08.46s+28° 44 34.56.12G2V
V2093 Cyg V20931878809765119h 50m 46.87s+37° 49 34.76.13−3.963396M3III
1881499778919h 52m 16.40s+36° 25 56.26.13−0.65739K4III
1925359968520h 13m 42.82s+43° 22 44.46.13−0.64738K4III
1869279724219h 45m 51.35s+35° 00 46.06.140.57424A2V+...
1873729737219h 47m 26.85s+47° 54 27.66.14−1.741230M2III
V2100 Cyg V21001897759837919h 59m 15.34s+52° 03 20.56.14−0.72769B5IIIα2CVn variable
1909649891520h 05m 06.72s+51° 50 21.66.14−0.64741M1IIIa
19596410128520h 31m 46.52s+56° 46 47.56.14−0.87821K5III
20309610522921h 18m 55.33s+41° 02 25.96.15−2.431698A5IV
1892969811119h 56m 19.02s+56° 41 13.16.161.50279A4Vn
1907819885820h 04m 28.79s+48° 13 46.86.16−0.09579A2IV
20604010677121h 37m 38.81s+54° 02 31.96.16−0.33647K1III
20650910704121h 40m 43.30s+54° 52 19.76.16−0.51703K0III
1861219680519h 40m 41.15s+43° 04 40.26.17−1.991399M2III
19989210353220h 58m 30.94s+41° 56 23.76.170.40465B7III
20286210510121h 17m 23.18s+42° 41 00.86.17−1.571152B7Vn
20511410626721h 31m 27.46s+52° 37 11.56.17−1.561148G2Ib+...
20555110651821h 34m 27.46s+51° 41 54.56.17−2.321630B9III
1870389730719h 46m 35.04s+32° 53 19.06.180.92367K2
1907719892120h 05m 09.59s+38° 28 41.56.184.8062G5IV
V1981 Cyg V198120052710382821h 02m 24.20s+44° 47 27.66.18−1.711235M3Ib-II:semiregular variable
20231410482221h 14m 10.28s+29° 54 03.56.18−3.182433G2Ib
1910969894620h 05m 21.50s+56° 20 28.46.192.60170F4V
19637910155620h 34m 50.41s+51° 51 15.26.19−5.547244A9II
CP Cyg CP20593910675221h 37m 27.88s+44° 41 47.86.19−0.35661A7IIIvariable
19422010051520h 22m 55.49s+42° 59 00.46.201.17331K0IIIvar
19582010124520h 31m 21.11s+52° 18 33.76.201.06348K0III
V1619 Cyg V161920785710785621h 51m 04.97s+39° 32 11.96.20−1.391072B9p HgMnα2CVn variable
44 Cyg 4419559310121420h 30m 59.23s+36° 56 09.16.21−2.221583F5Iab
19664210175620h 37m 23.57s+38° 19 43.66.211.19328K0III
1863079690719h 41m 57.63s+40° 15 14.66.221.62272A6V
1880749770019h 51m 19.37s+47° 22 37.96.222.12215F2V
19370210026820h 20m 15.22s+39° 24 11.86.221.03355A1V
1819609497419h 19m 36.42s+54° 22 33.86.230.53450A1V
1899429856320h 01m 15.28s+37° 05 55.96.23−1.211003K0III
19394410029520h 20m 30.64s+53° 35 44.56.23−2.261630K5
20272010503421h 16m 29.62s+42° 15 06.66.23−0.89865K2
1859559670619h 39m 34.53s+45° 57 26.66.250.79402K0III
16 Cyg c161864279690119h 41m 52.10s+50° 31 04.56.254.6070G5Vcomponent of the 16 Cyg system; has a planet (b)
20744610763721h 48m 08.41s+36° 34 49.56.25−0.41701K5
1839869595319h 30m 46.83s+36° 13 42.76.26−0.57758B9.5III
19851310271220h 48m 42.74s+51° 54 37.26.26−0.67791B8np
1807569462319h 15m 19.18s+50° 04 16.06.271.16342G8III
20534910642021h 33m 17.89s+45° 51 14.56.27−2.051502K1Ibvar
1868159707019h 43m 39.49s+57° 02 33.66.281.83253K2III
1929349989320h 16m 03.43s+38° 53 53.16.280.78410A1V
1867609703319h 43m 14.28s+58° 01 00.36.293.02147G0V
19838710264220h 47m 52.89s+52° 24 27.36.293.18137K0V:
V819 Cyg V8191884399784519h 53m 01.25s+47° 48 27.96.30−3.533019B0.5IIInβ Cep variable
19815110253020h 46m 38.61s+46° 31 54.26.300.79413A3V
1815979489019h 18m 37.85s+49° 34 09.66.320.81413K1III
19321710001620h 17m 29.05s+42° 43 19.46.32−2.491884K4II:
48 Cyg 4819660610176520h 37m 31.77s+31° 34 21.16.32−0.58784B8IIIn
20075310394921h 03m 43.50s+46° 51 47.86.321.79263F0IVn
1894329832019h 58m 34.35s+38° 06 20.56.33−2.331762B5IV
V2136 Cyg V213619862510282720h 49m 54.64s+46° 39 40.86.33−0.92918B4V
19818110249920h 46m 21.28s+52° 59 44.06.340.72434K0
20072310396321h 03m 52.14s+41° 37 41.96.341.31330F3IV
19346910015520h 18m 57.54s+39° 00 15.16.35−2.982397K5Ib
V973 Cyg 1867769715119h 44m 49.09s+40° 43 00.76.36−0.86906M3III
1929839987020h 15m 43.24s+50° 13 58.36.361.18355A2Vn
19897610307920h 53m 07.37s+29° 38 57.36.360.78427K2
20271010501721h 16m 17.12s+44° 14 17.56.36−2.001531K0III+...
20568810666121h 36m 14.02s+30° 03 19.06.361.16357G8III-IV
V1817 Cyg V18171843989600319h 31m 13.56s+55° 43 54.86.37−1.171052K2II-IIIcompRS CVn variable
1865069702919h 43m 10.76s+38° 40 18.26.37−1.861442K0
20074010392921h 03m 26.03s+50° 21 06.56.370.99388K0
1869019722819h 45m 39.65s+36° 05 27.66.38−2.431884B9.5V
19406910043420h 22m 03.06s+41° 07 55.76.38−2.011552G5II+...
19506610080820h 26m 23.46s+56° 38 19.26.380.26547B9V
1851149631619h 35m 01.23s+52° 30 07.66.391.14365K0
V2090 Cyg V20901867029714219h 44m 38.17s+34° 24 51.06.39−0.64830M1III
1902279870120h 02m 48.81s+31° 57 31.76.39−1.311128K1III
19495110086620h 27m 07.77s+34° 19 44.76.39−3.012470F1II
20345410540621h 21m 01.44s+40° 20 44.16.394.2787F8V
20711910739821h 45m 12.40s+52° 16 03.36.40−3.202717K5Ib
19823710258520h 47m 20.77s+45° 34 48.06.41−1.611309K3III
V2173 Cyg V217320872710834821h 57m 02.20s+48° 40 07.06.42985B8V
V1351 Cyg V13511865329691919h 42m 04.13s+55° 27 47.96.42−0.44767M5IIIa
V1765 Cyg V17651874599748519h 48m 50.60s+33° 26 14.36.42−2.742218B0.5Ibvar β Lyr variable
19882010299320h 52m 00.39s+32° 50 56.16.42−2.471952B3III
1852689650319h 37m 09.62s+29° 20 01.46.43−0.71874B5V
19550610113320h 29m 59.87s+45° 55 41.56.430.91415K2+...
1854359654619h 37m 40.82s+35° 01 21.26.44−2.111672K5
1893779825319h 57m 56.12s+42° 15 38.96.44−1.511268A3V
19488210071420h 25m 05.00s+59° 36 00.46.44−0.88948A3III
20708810744521h 45m 44.45s+35° 51 26.26.440.51499G8III
19710110190020h 39m 00.19s+56° 00 17.86.450.88424F2Vn
20265410496221h 15m 37.18s+47° 58 26.46.45−1.941552B4IV
20335810539021h 20m 50.01s+32° 27 08.46.452.13239G8IV
1892539814619h 56m 45.16s+50° 54 09.06.461.30350A1V
V1773 Cyg V177319353610014220h 18m 49.67s+46° 19 20.06.46−3.092650B2V
20183610453721h 10m 30.96s+47° 41 32.06.46−1.861502B6IV
HD 203857 20385710563721h 23m 48.39s+37° 21 05.46.46−0.79921K5has a possible planet
1852649639619h 35m 55.95s+50° 14 18.76.470.11609G9III
1856579657219h 37m 56.68s+49° 17 02.66.470.53503G6V
1925389971920h 14m 04.87s+36° 36 17.66.47−0.981009A0V
1929879992920h 16m 28.15s+37° 03 23.06.47−1.251140B6III
19569010126820h 31m 36.27s+34° 19 49.86.473.20147F2
20003010359620h 59m 24.61s+42° 19 28.06.47−0.39767B9
X Cyg X19757210227620h 43m 24.20s+35° 35 16.16.48−2.682218G8IbCepheid variable
20767310774921h 49m 40.10s+41° 08 55.76.48−5.628579A2Ib
V1276 Cyg V12761863579698819h 42m 49.10s+29° 19 54.06.49266F1IIIδ Sct variable
1918929929420h 09m 22.37s+56° 01 36.76.49−1.411240K0
V1584 Cyg V158419372210025020h 19m 56.04s+46° 50 14.36.49−1.381221B9p Siα2CVn variable
19466810065120h 24m 32.36s+53° 33 06.96.49−1.771462B9.5III
19613410146720h 33m 48.56s+41° 46 22.26.501.56317K0III-IV
20046510382221h 02m 20.96s+39° 30 32.56.50−1.681411A1V comp
20059510387121h 02m 48.62s+45° 50 56.06.50−1.591353B3Vn
HD 185269 1852699650719h 37m 11.74s+28° 29 59.56.673.29155G0IVhas a planet (b)
HD 197037 19703710194820h 39m 33s+42° 14 556.81108F7Vhas a planet (b)
CH Cygni 1829179541319h 24m 33.07s+50° 14 29.17.08900M3III Z And and SR variable
WR 136 1921639954620h 12m 06.54s+38° 21 17.87.48−3.575279WN6Wolf–Rayet Star
KELT-9 19568910125220h 31m 26.35s+39° 56 19.87.561.18615A0The hottest planet-bearing star with the hottest planet
HD 187123 1871239733619h 46m 58.11s+34° 25 10.37.864.46163G5has two planets (b & c)
χ Cyg χ1877969762919h 50m 33.94s+32° 54 50.97.912.78346S7,1e: Mira variable; Vmax = 3.62m, Vmin = 15.00m
HD 191806 1918069930620h 09m 28.3s+52° 16 358.093.99215G0Vhas a massive planet (b)
R Cyg 18545619h 36m 49.38s+50° 11 59.58.15S...Mira variable
RT Cyg 1866869706819h 43m 37.90s+48° 46 39.08.45−1.853749M3eMira variable
HD 332231 33223120h 26m 57.9s+33° 44 408.5628F8has a planet (b)
U Cyg U19368010021920h 19m 36.40s+47° 53 38.08.77−1.002938R....Mira variable
Cygnus X-1 2268689829819h 58m 21.68s+35° 12 05.88.95−2.23>6000O9.7IabV1357 Cyg; X-ray binary one component being a black hole
47 Cyg B 4719609420h 33m 52.50s+35° 13 07.09.40K2Ib+...component of 47 Cyg system
Kepler-409 19h 34m 43.0s+46° 51 109.44218has a transiting planet (b)
HAT-P-11 19h 50m 50.25s+48° 04 51.19.596.69123K4has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-68 19h 24m 08.0s+49° 02 2510.1440has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-1652 19h 37m 27.8s+49° 54 5416.86822M2Vhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-96 19h 48m 16.7s+40° 31 3010.3has a transiting planet (b)
Campbell's star 1847389629519h 34m 45.24s+30° 30 58.910.45WC...V1966 Cyg
HAT-P-7 19h 28m 59s+47° 58 1010.51044F8has a transiting planet (b)
HAT-P-17 21h 38m 09s+30° 29 1910.54293.5G0has two planets (b & c)
Kepler-50 19h 12m 24.0s+50° 02 0111has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-1658 19h 37m 26.0s+38° 56 5111has a transiting planets (b)
WASP-48 19h 24m 39s+55° 28 2311.06has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-449 19h 34m 55.9s+41° 54 0311.41has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-448 19h 49m 48.9s+41° 00 4011.511389has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-22 19h 16m 52.2s+47° 53 4.211.66590G5has a transiting planet (b) in its habitable zone
Kepler-450 19h 41m 56.8s+51° 00 4911.68has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
KIC 8462852 20h 06m 15.5s+44° 27 24.6111.713.741277F3VTabby's Star, Boyajian's Star, WTF Star
KIC 1102676419h 21m 24.62539s+48° 30 53.31849.713.6565G1nicknamed "Gemma" by Li et al.,; [2] diameter 2.18 times the Sun; aged at 5.94 billion years; [3] weak quasi-periodic pulsations at 0.9 mHz. [2]
Kepler-462 19h 59m 17.0s+43° 48 5111.73has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-145 19h 25m 33.0s+44° 31 4511.9has a transiting planet (b & c)
Kepler-36 19h 25m 00.0s+49° 13 5512has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-78 19h 34m 58.0s+44° 26 5412Ghas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-63 19h 16m 54.0s+49° 32 5412.02652has a transiting planet (b)
KIC 9832227 19h 29m 15.948s+46° 37 19.8912.27 – 12.461800 Contact binary set to merge in 2022
Kepler-89 19h 49m 20.0s+41° 53 2812.4has four transiting planets (b, c, d and e)
Kepler-411 19h 10m 25.3s+49° 31 2412.5has four transiting planets (b, c, d and e)
Kepler-539 19h 56m 29.0s+41° 52 0012.5G2Vhas two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-406 19h 27m 23.5s+44° 58 0612.52has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-106 20h 03m 27.4s+44° 20 1512.88has four transiting planets (b, c, d & e)
Kepler-289 19h 49m 51.7s+42° 52 5814.12283has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-56 19h 35m 02.0s+41° 52 1913has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-432 19h 33m 08.0s+48° 17 09132851K2IIIhas two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-48 19h 56m 33.0s+40° 56 5613.04has four transiting planets (b, c, d & e)
Kepler-452 19h 44m 0.9s+44° 16 39.213.4261400G2Vhas at least one transiting planet (Kepler-452b)
Kepler-113 19h 11m 59.5s+50° 56 4013.46has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-69 19h 33m 03.0s+44° 52 0813.7G4Vhas two transiting planets (b & c)
KIC 11145123 19h 41m 25.3s+48° 45 15133910A δ Scuti variable; one of the slowest rotators
Kepler-114 19h 36m 29.0s+48° 20 5813.7has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-6 19h 47m 20.94s+48° 14 23.913.84.42522G4has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-5 19h 57m 37.68s+50° 02 06.213.93.34167F8has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-23 19h 36m 52.0s+49° 28 4514has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-76 19h 36m 46.0s+39° 37 0814has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-33 19h 16m 19.0s+46° 00 1914has five transiting planets (b, c, d, e and f)
Kepler-419 19h 41m 40.0s+51° 11 0514has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-435 19h 29m 09.0s+43° 11 50146751has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-307 19h 51m 11.0s+40° 25 0414.1has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-79 20h 02m 04.1s+44° 22 5414.11has four transiting planets (b, c, d & e)
Kepler-11 19h 48m 28s+41° 54 3314.21999Ghas six transiting planets (b, c, d, e, f & g)
Kepler-74 19h 32m 22.0s+41° 21 2014.234338F8Vhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-39 19h 47m 50.0s+46° 02 0414.33914F7IVhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-210 19h 30m 01.0s+43° 04 5914.4Khas two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-424 19h 54m 30.0s+48° 34 3914.5has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-41 19h 38m 03.0s+45° 58 5414.52381G2Vhas a transiting planets (b)
Kepler-433 19h 50m 22.0s+40° 58 3814.56099has a transiting planets (b)
Kepler-40 19h 47m 15.0s+47° 31 3614.768806F5IVhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-437 19h 49m 23.0s+44° 01 3714.81360has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-70 19h 45m 25.0s+41° 05 3414.873849sdBhas two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-418 19h 37m 44.0s+38° 21 2015has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-85 19h 23m 54.0s+45° 17 2515has four transiting planets (b, c, d & e)
Kepler-87 19h 51m 40.0s+46° 57 5415has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-51 19h 45m 55.0s+49° 56 1615.0has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-77 19h 18m 25.9s+44° 20 4415.01859G5Vhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-80 19h 44m 27.0s+39° 58 4415.0has six transiting planets (b, c, d, e, f and g)
Kepler-61 19h 41m 13.0s+42° 28 3115.0K7Vhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-44 20h 00m 25.0s+45° 45 4415.07339G2IVhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-84 19h 53m 00.5s+40° 29 4615.03has five transiting planets (b, c, d, e & f)
Kepler-58 19h 45m 26.0s+39° 06 5515.3has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-66 19h 35m 56.0s+46° 41 1615.33611GOVhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-46 19h 17m 05.0s+42° 36 1515.32795has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-71 19h 39m 27.7s+46° 17 0915.39has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-49 19h 29m 11.0s+40° 35 3015.5has four transiting planets (b, c, d and e)
Kepler-57 19h 34m 34.0s+44° 39 2515.5has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-31 19h 36m 06.0s+45° 51 1115.5has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-29 19h 53m 24.0s+47° 29 2815.5has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-81 19h 34m 32.9s+42° 49 3015.56has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-186 19h 54m 36.651s+43° 57 18.06~15.65492+/-59M1Vhas five transiting planets (b, c, d, e and f)
Kepler-305 19h 56m 54.0s+40° 20 3515.8has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-32 19h 51m 22s+46° 34 2716has five transiting planets (b, c, d, e and f)
Kepler-1520 19h 23m 52.0s+51° 30 17161533K4Vhas a transiting planets (b)
Kepler-42 19h 28m 53.0s+44° 37 1016.12126has three transiting planets (c, b and d)
Kepler-443 19h 14m 27.0s+49° 58 0716.22541has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-54 19h 39m 06.0s+43° 03 2316.3has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-436 20h 06m 53.0s+44° 24 4316.32016has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-67 19h 36m 37.0s+46° 09 5916.43611G9Vhas a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-45 19h 31m 30.0s+41° 03 5116.881086Mhas a transiting planet (b)
V1500 Cyg V150021h 11m 36.61s+48° 09 01.917.1 Nova Cygni 1975; Vmax = 2.0m
Kepler-445 19h 54m 57.0s+46° 29 5518294has three transiting planet (b, c & d)
V476 Cyg V47619h 58m 24.57s+53° 37 07.1200Nova Cygni 1920; Vmax = 2.0m
V1668 Cyg V166821h 42m 35.22s+44° 01 54.9Nova Cygni 1978; Vmax = 6.0m
AFGL 2591 20h 29m 24.9s+40° 11 213261.6associated Rfn Nebula
PSR B2016+28 20h 18m 03.92s+29° 39 55.2pulsar
V1974 Cyg V197420h 30m 31.61s+52° 37 51.3Nova Cygni 1992; Vmax = 4.5m
Kepler-47 19h 41m 11.5s+46° 55 12has three transiting planets (b, d and c).
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T Persei is a red supergiant located in the constellation Perseus. It varies in brightness between magnitudes 8.3 and 9.7 and is considered to be a member of the Double Cluster.

HD 198404 is a star in the equatorial constellation Delphinus. It has an apparent magnitude of 6.19, allowing it to be faintly seen with the naked eye. Parallax measurements place the object at a distance of 395 light years and it is approaching the Solar System with a heliocentric radial velocity of −21.6 km/s.

HD 58425, also known as HR 2830, is an astrometric binary located in the northern circumpolar constellation Camelopardalis. It is faintly visible to the naked eye as an orang point of light at an apparent magnitude of 5.64. Based on parallax measurements from Gaia DR3, the system is estimated to be 470 light years away from Earth. It appears to be rapidly receding from the Sun, having a heliocentric radial velocity of 58.6 km/s. HD 58425 is listed as 54 Ursae Majoris in Johann Hevelius' catalogue, but this was dropped after the official IAU's official constellation borders were drawn.

HD 34255, also known HR 1720, is a star located in the northern circumpolar constellation Camelopardalis, the giraffe. It has an apparent magnitude of 5.60, allowing it to be faintly visible to the naked eye. The object is located relatively far at a distance of about 1.65 kly but is approaching the Solar System with a heliocentric radial velocity of −7.7 km/s.

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