List of stars in Norma

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

Name	B	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
γ2 Nor	γ2		146686	80000	16h 19m 50.57s	−50° 09′ 19.4″	4.01	1.05	127	G8III
ε Nor	ε		147971	80582	16h 27m 11.05s	−47° 33′ 17.0″	4.46	−0.98	400	B4V	binary star
ι1 Nor	ι1		143474	78662	16h 03m 32.22s	−57° 46′ 29.5″	4.63	1.46	140	A7IV	multiple star
η Nor	η		143546	78639	16h 03m 12.86s	−49° 13′ 47.0″	4.65	0.53	218	G8III
δ Nor	δ		144197	78914	16h 06m 29.42s	−45° 10′ 23.8″	4.73	1.84	123	Am
μ Nor	μ		149038	81122	16h 34m 05.02s	−44° 02′ 43.1″	4.91	−5.91	4657	B0Ia	α Cyg variable, Vmax = 4.87m, Vmin = 4.98m
κ Nor	κ		145397	79509	16h 13m 28.73s	−54° 37′ 49.5″	4.95	−0.69	438	G4III
γ1 Nor	γ1		146143	79790	16h 17m 00.94s	−50° 04′ 05.2″	4.97	−3.25	1436	F9Ia
θ Nor	θ		145842	79653	16h 15m 15.35s	−47° 22′ 18.9″	5.13	0.35	295	B8V
HD 147152			147152	80208	16h 22m 28.01s	−49° 34′ 20.2″	5.32	−0.84	556	B6IV
QU Nor		QU	148379	80782	16h 29m 42.33s	−46° 14′ 35.6″	5.35	−2.47	1194	B1.5Iap	α Cyg variable, Vmax = 5.27m, Vmin = 5.41m, P = 4.818 d
HD 139129			139129	76618	15h 38m 49.50s	−52° 22′ 21.4″	5.43	−0.30	457	B9V
λ Nor	λ		146667	79963	16h 19m 17.64s	−42° 40′ 26.2″	5.44	−0.34	468	A3Vn
V368 Nor		V368	146003	79754	16h 16m 43.27s	−53° 48′ 40.0″	5.45	−1.51	805	M2IV	semiregular variable
ι2 Nor	ι2		144480	79153	16h 09m 18.56s	−57° 56′ 03.0″	5.57	0.97	271	B9V
HD 145782			145782	79689	16h 15m 49.81s	−57° 54′ 44.0″	5.61	0.34	370	A5III	suspected variable
HD 147977			147977	80675	16h 28m 15.18s	−58° 35′ 59.0″	5.67	−0.92	679	B9III
V360 Nor		V360	141318	77645	15h 51m 06.81s	−55° 03′ 19.9″	5.74	−4.51	3663	B2II	α Cyg variable
HD 146690			146690	80054	16h 20m 25.23s	−55° 08′ 22.8″	5.76	0.53	363	G6III
HD 141168			141168	77562	15h 50m 07.11s	−53° 12′ 34.8″	5.78	0.55	362	B8V
HD 142049			142049	77990	15h 55m 32.42s	−60° 10′ 38.9″	5.78	2.18	171	Amvar
ζ Nor	ζ		145361	79497	16h 13m 22.80s	−55° 32′ 27.0″	5.78	1.53	231	F2III
HD 141194			141194	77541	15h 49m 57.52s	−48° 54′ 44.6″	5.86	1.99	194	A2IV
HD 147225			147225	80212	16h 22m 29.07s	−43° 54′ 43.3″	5.89	−1.63	1042	G2Ib
HD 139211			139211	76716	15h 39m 56.69s	−59° 54′ 28.1″	5.95	3.50	101	F6V
HD 141544			141544	77678	15h 51m 31.52s	−47° 03′ 38.6″	6.00	0.35	439	K1IV
HD 139871			139871	76935	15h 42m 37.23s	−49° 29′ 22.2″	6.02	0.02	517	K2III
V367 Nor		V367	145384	79490	16h 13m 16.97s	−53° 40′ 16.2″	6.03	−4.87	4939	M0III	irregular variable
HD 140979			140979	77454	15h 48m 50.42s	−52° 26′ 17.6″	6.05	−0.82	773	K2/K3III
V378 Nor		V378	148218	80788	16h 29m 45.22s	−57° 45′ 22.7″	6.09	−2.27	1531	G8Ib	Cepheid variable
HD 142919			142919	78355	15h 59m 54.15s	−54° 01′ 15.2″	6.10	−1.88	1289	B5IV
HD 141296			141296	77574	15h 50m 16.28s	−45° 24′ 05.9″	6.11	2.85	147	F0V
HD 143101			143101	78469	16h 01m 06.51s	−54° 34′ 40.1″	6.12	0.43	448	A7III
HD 145921			145921	79661	16h 15m 23.98s	−42° 53′ 57.9″	6.14	1.76	245	K2III
HD 144183			144183	78989	16h 07m 24.09s	−56° 11′ 27.4″	6.16	−1.81	1278	F2II
T Nor		T	140041	77058	15h 44m 03.84s	−54° 59′ 12.5″	6.20		903	M4+B	Mira variable, Vmax = 6.2m, Vmin = 13.6m, P = 244 d
HD 146145			146145	79812	16h 17m 20.97s	−53° 05′ 10.6″	6.30	1.85	253	A7V
HD 142529			142529	78117	15h 57m 03.95s	−48° 09′ 42.9″	6.31	2.84	161	F1IV
HD 147614			147614	80421	16h 24m 54.14s	−45° 20′ 58.1″	6.32	1.51	299	A2/A3V
HD 143321			143321	78540	16h 02m 04.49s	−51° 07′ 14.6″	6.38	−0.35	723	B5V
HD 143548			143548	78710	16h 04m 06.20s	−59° 10′ 34.2″	6.40	−3.10	2587	K1II/III
HD 146059			146059	79787	16h 16m 58.99s	−53° 41′ 45.5″	6.40	2.11	236	G5V
HD 140274			140274	77138	15h 44m 59.61s	−50° 47′ 07.5″	6.41	1.44	321	A3V
S Nor		S	146323	79932	16h 18m 51.82s	−57° 53′ 59.2″	6.45	−3.18	2741	F9Ib	Cepheid variable, Vmax = 6.12m, Vmin = 6.77m, P = 9.75411 d; member of the NGC 6087 star cluster
HD 139915			139915	77042	15h 43m 55.28s	−60° 17′ 13.9″	6.46	−1.62	1347	G0Ib
QY Nor		QY	143658	78731	16h 04m 21.32s	−53° 42′ 37.2″	6.46	−1.08	1048	B9II/IIIp..	α² CVn variable, ΔV = 0.014m, P = 5.2 d
HD 148937			148937	81180	16h 33m 52.39s	−48° 06′ 40.5″	6.71		1390	O5.5-6f?p	spectroscopic binary; misclassified as a planetary nebula
HD 142415			142415	78169	15h 57m 40.79s	−60° 12′ 00.9″	7.34	4.65	113	G1V	has a planet (b)
HD 148156			148156	80680	16h 28m 17.28s	−46° 19′ 03.4″	7.71	4.09	173	G1V	has a planet (b)
HD 139084		V343	139084	76629	15h 38m 57.54s	−57° 42′ 27.3″	7.98		125.6	K0V	T Tauri star, ΔV = 0.092m, P = 4.29 d
R Nor		R	138743	76377	15h 35m 57.35s	−49° 30′ 28.6″	8.00	1.55	635	M3e	Mira variable, Vmax = 6.5m, Vmin = 13.9m, P = 507.5 d
IM Nor		IM			15h 39m 26.46s	−52° 19′ 18.0″	8.5				recurrent nova and eclipsing binary, Vmax = 8.5m, Vmin = 18.5m, P = 0.10263312 d
QZ Nor		QZ	144972		16h 11m 20.46s	−54° 21′ 14.8″	8.71			F6Iab:	Cepheid variable, Vmax = 8.71m, Vmin = 9.03m, P = 3.786008 d
HD 143361			143361	78521	16h 01m 50.35s	−44° 26′ 04.3″	9.16	5.29	194	G6V	has a planet (b)
HD 330075			330075	77517	15h 49m 37.69s	−49° 57′ 48.7″	9.36	5.86	164	G5	has a planet (b)
RS Nor		RS		78797	16h 05m 09.96s	−53° 55′ 09.9″	10.09		1240	F6	Cepheid variable, Vmax = 9.62m, Vmin = 10.39m, P = 6.19814 d
RT Nor		RT		80365	16h 24m 18.65s	−59° 20′ 38.7″	10.60			R	R CrB variable, Vmax = 9.8m, Vmin = 14.7m
RZ Nor		RZ			16h 32m 41.66s	−53° 15′ 33.2″	10.63				R CrB variable, Vmax = 10.2m, Vmin = <16.2m, P = 36.8 d
TW Nor		TW		78771	16h 04m 55.22s	−51° 57′ 12.7″	11.17				Cepheid variable, Vmax = 11.17m, Vmin = 12.22m, P = 10.78618 d
HD 330036			330036	77662	15h 51m 15.93s	−48° 44′ 58.4″	11.28		2230	FIII-IV	Emission-line star; misclassified as a planetary nebula
V346 Nor		V346			16h 32m 32.19s	−44° 55′ 30.7″	16.3				FU Ori variable, Vmax = 16.3m, Vmin = 17.23m
XTE J1550-564		V381			15h 50m 58.78s	−56° 28′ 35.0″	16.6			K3III	X-ray nova, Vmax = 15.6m, Vmin = <21.4m, P = 1.5420333 d
Hen 2-147		V347			16h 14m 01.10s	−56° 59′ 28.0″				M8/9e	Mira variable; misclassified as a planetary nebula
1E 161348-5055					16h 17m 36.30s	−51° 02′ 26.6″			10000		unusual neutron star in RCW 103
SGR J1550-5418					15h 50m 54.11s	−54° 18′ 23.7″			30000		soft gamma repeater
4U 1538-52		QV			15h 42m 23.36s	−52° 23′ 09.6″				B0Iab	X-ray pulsar
4U 1608-52		QX			16h 12m 43.0s	−52° 25′ 23″					X-ray burster, Vmax = 11.17m, Vmin = 12.22m, P = 10.78618 d
4U 1624-490					16h 28m 02.83s	−49° 11′ 54.6″					Low-mass X-ray binary
4U 1630-47					16h 34m 01.61s	−47° 23′ 34.8″					Low-mass X-ray binary
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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• Kostjuk, N. D. (2002). "HD-DM-GC-HR-HIP-Bayer-Flamsteed Cross Index" . Retrieved 2006-12-26.
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• "AAVSO Website". American Association of Variable Star Observers. Retrieved 9 March 2014.