List of stars in Pavo

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

Name	B	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
α Pav	α		193924	100751	20h 25m 38.85s	−56° 44′ 05.6″	1.94	−1.81	183	B2IV	Peacock, Joo Tseo; suspected variable, Vmax = 1.93m, Vmin = 1.96m
β Pav	β		197051	102395	20h 44m 57.56s	−66° 12′ 11.7″	3.42	0.29	137	A5IV
δ Pav	δ		190248	99240	20h 08m 41.86s	−66° 10′ 45.6″	3.55	4.62	20	G5IV-Vvar	Nearby Sun-like star
η Pav	η		160635	86929	17h 45m 44.00s	−64° 43′ 25.4″	3.61	−1.67	371	K1III
ε Pav	ε		188228	98495	20h 00m 35.39s	−72° 54′ 36.7″	3.97	1.41	106	A0V	suspected variable, Vmax = 3.93m, Vmin = 3.97m
ζ Pav	ζ		171759	91792	18h 43m 02.13s	−71° 25′ 39.8″	4.01	−0.03	210	K2III
γ Pav	γ		203608	105858	21h 26m 26.49s	−65° 22′ 05.3″	4.21	4.39	30	F6V	suspected variable, Vmax = 4.17m, Vmin = 4.30m
λ Pav	λ		173948	92609	18h 52m 13.04s	−62° 11′ 15.2″	4.22	−4.50	1811	B2II-III	γ Cas variable, Vmax = 4m, Vmin = 4.26m
π Pav	π		165040	88866	18h 08m 34.79s	−63° 40′ 05.0″	4.33	1.19	138	Am
ξ Pav	ξ		168339	90098	18h 23m 13.62s	−61° 29′ 38.1″	4.35	−1.20	420	M1III SB
κ Pav	κ		174694	93015	18h 56m 57.04s	−67° 14′ 00.7″	4.40	−1.71	543	F5Ib-II:	W Vir variable, Vmax = 3.91m, Vmin = 4.78m, P = 9.083 d
ν Pav	ν		169978	90797	18h 31m 22.43s	−62° 16′ 41.5″	4.63	−1.20	479	B8III	53 Per variable, Vmax = 4.60m, Vmin = 4.64m, P = 0.85584 d
φ1 Pav	φ1		195627	101612	20h 35m 34.77s	−60° 34′ 52.7″	4.75	2.55	90	F1III
HD 172555			172555	92024	18h 45m 26.86s	−64° 52′ 15.2″	4.78	2.45	95	A7V
ρ Pav	ρ		195961	101773	20h 37m 35.24s	−61° 31′ 47.1″	4.85	0.98	195	Fm...	δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.055m, P = 0.1141 d
NU Pav	(λ2) [a] [b]	NU	189124	98608	20h 01m 44.72s	−59° 22′ 33.0″	4.95	−0.67	434	M6III	semiregular variable, Vmax = 4.91m, Vmin = 5.26m, P = 60 d
ο Pav	ο		201371	104755	21h 13m 20.44s	−70° 07′ 34.4″	5.06	−2.12	888	M2III	semiregular variable, Vmax = 5.00m, Vmin = 5.10m, P = 228.3 d
φ2 Pav	φ2		196378	101983	20h 40m 02.27s	−60° 32′ 51.0″	5.11	3.19	79	F8V
ω Pav	ω [c]		175329	93163	18h 58m 36.59s	−60° 12′ 02.3″	5.14	−0.86	516	K1III-IV	suspected variable
υ Pav	υ		196519	102157	20h 41m 57.06s	−66° 45′ 38.3″	5.14	−1.92	840	B8Vvar
HD 188162			188162	98174	19h 57m 06.28s	−58° 54′ 04.7″	5.24	0.41	302	B9.5IV
HD 177389			177389	94150	19h 09m 52.62s	−68° 25′ 27.6″	5.31	2.48	120	G8/K0III/IV
μ2 Pav	μ2		188887	98624	20h 01m 52.40s	−66° 56′ 37.7″	5.32	1.04	234	K2IVCN...
HD 186219			186219	97534	19h 49m 25.29s	−72° 30′ 12.3″	5.39	2.30	135	A4III
HD 186957	(λ1) [a] [d]		186957	97646	19h 50m 44.78s	−59° 11′ 37.1″	5.41	0.90	260	A0IV
σ Pav	σ		197635	102773	20h 49m 18.28s	−68° 46′ 35.0″	5.41	0.56	305	K0III
ι Pav	ι		165499	89042	18h 10m 26.26s	−62° 00′ 10.0″	5.47	4.22	58	G0V
SX Pav		SX	203881	106044	21h 28m 44.79s	−69° 30′ 19.0″	5.47	0.05	396	M5III	semiregular variable, Vmax = 5.18m, Vmin = 5.99m, P = 50.87 d
HD 179366			179366	94789	19h 17m 12.22s	−66° 39′ 39.7″	5.52	0.73	296	A4IV/V
HD 166599			166599	89487	18h 15m 40.66s	−63° 03′ 19.1″	5.58	0.79	296	K0III/IV
HD 198160			198160	102962	20h 51m 38.40s	−62° 25′ 45.2″	5.67	1.35	238	A2
HD 200525			200525	104440	21h 09m 21.52s	−73° 10′ 20.2″	5.67	4.31	61	G3IV
θ Pav	θ		173168	92294	18h 48m 37.96s	−65° 04′ 39.0″	5.71	1.51	226	A9V
HD 169836			169836	90664	18h 29m 56.68s	−57° 31′ 23.1″	5.74	0.54	357	K0III
HD 188097			188097	98332	19h 58m 41.18s	−69° 09′ 49.4″	5.74	1.48	232	Am
μ1 Pav	μ1		188584	98478	20h 00m 23.11s	−66° 56′ 56.0″	5.75	1.64	216	K0IV
HD 200751			200751	104364	21h 08m 32.71s	−63° 55′ 41.8″	5.75	−0.13	489	K0III
HD 172211			172211	91854	18h 43m 37.32s	−64° 33′ 04.7″	5.76	0.26	410	K0III
HD 161814			161814	87393	17h 51m 35.47s	−60° 09′ 50.5″	5.78	0.50	371	K0III
HD 169570			169570	90930	18h 32m 55.33s	−73° 57′ 55.4″	5.88	0.69	356	K0III
HD 175986			175986	93574	19h 03m 29.68s	−68° 45′ 19.9″	5.89	2.12	185	F8V
HD 160720			160720	86871	17h 44m 55.84s	−57° 32′ 43.8″	5.97	0.49	406	G8III
HD 175401			175401	93287	19h 00m 03.55s	−66° 39′ 12.7″	5.98	0.33	439	K0III
HD 182709			182709	95999	19h 31m 10.94s	−68° 26′ 02.0″	5.98	−1.54	1042	K4/K5III	suspected variable
HD 172630			172630	92008	18h 45m 11.50s	−61° 05′ 42.5″	6.04	−1.47	1035	K3III
HD 172881			172881	92394	18h 49m 43.68s	−72° 59′ 44.6″	6.04	−0.73	736	B9.5IV/V
NZ Pav		NZ	186786	97674	19h 51m 01.09s	−65° 36′ 16.9″	6.04	2.15	196	F2III-IV	δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.017m, P = 0.08 d
HD 189567			189567	98959	20h 05m 31.49s	−67° 19′ 09.3″	6.07	4.83	58	G2V	has a planet (b)
HD 184996			184996	96882	19h 41m 37.24s	−65° 51′ 15.3″	6.08	−0.74	753	M0III
HD 191603			191603	99762	20h 14m 26.96s	−63° 24′ 57.1″	6.09	1.80	235	F0IV
HD 195402			195402	101626	20h 35m 51.67s	−69° 36′ 37.7″	6.09	−0.94	830	K2III
HD 203212			203212	105768	21h 25m 18.01s	−71° 47′ 56.7″	6.09	0.03	531	K2III
HD 168740		V346	168740	90304	18h 25m 31.63s	−63° 01′ 16.6″	6.13	1.87	232	A3V	δ Sct variable
HD 167425			167425	89805	18h 19m 40.08s	−63° 53′ 09.2″	6.17	4.37	75	F9V
HD 200924			200924	104597	21h 11m 20.87s	−72° 32′ 39.4″	6.18	0.79	390	K1III
HD 184585			184585	96607	19h 38m 25.92s	−57° 58′ 59.5″	6.19	0.34	482	K0III
HD 186837			186837	97611	19h 50m 21.75s	−61° 03′ 40.1″	6.21	−0.99	898	B5V
HD 187653			187653	97971	19h 54m 40.45s	−61° 10′ 14.9″	6.21	1.36	304	A3V
HD 172781			172781	92021	18h 45m 23.93s	−56° 52′ 54.9″	6.22	−0.39	685	K3III
HD 196317			196317	101965	20h 39m 51.72s	−62° 54′ 27.4″	6.22	0.64	426	K1III
τ Pav	τ		179009	94724	19h 16m 28.60s	−69° 11′ 26.7″	6.25	−0.14	619	A6IV/V
HD 192531			192531	100165	20h 19m 03.01s	−63° 13′ 50.0″	6.27	0.59	445	K0III
Y Pav		Y	203133	105678	21h 24m 16.73s	−69° 44′ 01.9″	6.28	−1.52	1181	C5II	semiregular variable, Vmax = 5.79m, Vmin = 6.90m, P = 449 d
HD 176522			176522	93629	19h 04m 01.00s	−57° 57′ 35.9″	6.30	0.11	565	G6II/III
HD 166841			166841	89674	18h 18m 00.96s	−68° 13′ 45.2″	6.32	−0.33	697	B9V
HD 202299			202299	105148	21h 18m 00.47s	−64° 40′ 53.4″	6.32	0.18	552	B8V	suspected variable, Vmax = 6.30m, Vmin = 6.33m
HD 181019			181019	95369	19h 24m 05.51s	−68° 22′ 15.9″	6.33	−0.25	676	K2III
HD 195772			195772	101684	20h 36m 38.33s	−63° 07′ 14.8″	6.34	2.50	191	F2V
HD 172021			172021	91733	18h 42m 22.63s	−64° 38′ 34.7″	6.35	−0.51	767	A5V
HD 162521			162521	87822	17h 56m 24.18s	−65° 43′ 15.5″	6.36	3.67	113	F8V
HD 191095			191095	99453	20h 11m 07.41s	−57° 31′ 27.0″	6.36	0.65	452	A1V	variable star
HD 199475			199475	103752	21h 01m 28.03s	−68° 12′ 34.6″	6.36	1.76	272	A2V
HD 184586			184586	96734	19h 39m 52.13s	−66° 41′ 07.5″	6.37	1.31	335	A0Vn
HD 165497			165497	89006	18h 09m 57.59s	−59° 02′ 24.6″	6.38	−0.09	642	K4III
HD 188164			188164	98346	19h 58m 52.93s	−68° 45′ 44.7″	6.38	1.28	341	A2V
HD 164871			164871	88815	18h 07m 48.37s	−64° 33′ 00.1″	6.40	0.32	535	K2/K3III
HD 170525			170525	90981	18h 33m 29.44s	−58° 42′ 30.7″	6.40	2.89	164	G5IV
HD 161475			161475	87264	17h 49m 53.01s	−61° 42′ 52.8″	6.41	−0.22	689	B9IV
HD 195190			195190	101570	20h 35m 06.34s	−71° 11′ 19.7″	6.41	−0.55	805	K2III
HD 179419			179419	94770	19h 17m 00.53s	−65° 13′ 39.5″	6.42	−0.24	700	B8/B9V
HD 186584			186584	97569	19h 49m 53.42s	−66° 48′ 47.1″	6.44	−1.15	1076	K4III
HD 190222			190222	99200	20h 08m 20.48s	−66° 21′ 16.8″	6.45	−1.28	1144	K5III
HD 166251			166251	89370	18h 14m 16.36s	−63° 41′ 22.3″	6.47	0.10	614	K4III
HD 174877	χ [e] [f]		174877	93012	18h 56m 54.70s	−62° 48′ 06.9″	6.47	−1.24	1136	K3III
HD 161955			161955	87564	17h 53m 18.22s	−65° 29′ 18.4″	6.48	0.47	519	K0/K1III
HD 175007			175007	93238	18h 59m 29.27s	−70° 28′ 06.1″	6.49	1.33	351	A8V
HD 192887			192887	100379	20h 21m 28.46s	−66° 44′ 58.9″	6.49	3.27	143	F6V
V Pav		V	160435	86728	17h 43m 18.94s	−57° 43′ 26.3″	6.84		1210	C+	semiregular variable, Vmax = 6.3m, Vmin = 7.17m, P = 226.1 d
HD 164427			164427	88531	18h 04m 42.60s	−59° 12′ 34.5″	6.84		123.9	G0+V	has a low-mass companion
HD 179140	(ψ) [g]		179140	94570	19h 14m 47.46s	―58° 00′ 24.2″	7.23		172	G2V
AR Pav		AR		89886	18h 20m 27.88s	−66° 04′ 42.9″	7.40		2300	B1	Z And and Algol variable, Vmax = 7.40m, Vmin = 13.620m, P = 604.6 d
R Pav		R	165961	89258	18h 12m 52.95s	−63° 36′ 57.3″	7.50		1100	M4.5e	Mira variable, Vmax = 6.86m, Vmin = 14.0m, P = 234 d
HD 196050			196050	101806	20h 37m 51.71s	−60° 38′ 04.1″	7.6	4.2	153	G3V	has a planet (b)
KZ Pav		KZ	199005	103542	20h 58m 40.10s	−70° 25′ 19.8″	7.71		434	F6V	Algol variable, Vmax = 7.71m, Vmin = 9.3m, P = 0.9498768 d
HD 175167			175167	93281	19h 00m 00.84s	−69° 56′ 39.3″	8.00	3.87	219	G5IV/V	has a planet (b)
HD 181433			181433	95467	19h 25m 09.57s	−66° 28′ 07.7″	8.38	6.24	87	K5V	has three planets (b, c & d)
HD 175607			175607	93373	19h 01m 05.0s	−66° 11′ 34″	8.6		148	G6V	has two planets (b &c)
HD 190984			190984	99496	20h 11m 30.72s	−64° 37′ 13.7″	8.73	2.34	618	F8V	has a planet (b)
MW Pav		MW	197070	102508	20h 46m 27.75s	−71° 56′ 58.5″	8.79		682	F3IV/V	W UMa variable, Vmax = 8.51m, Vmin = 8.95m, P = 0.794994 d
X Pav		X	191155 191171	99512	20h 11m 45.86s	−59° 56′ 12.8″	9.20		2190	M6/M7III:p	semiregular variable
Gliese 693				86990	17h 46m 34.23s	−57° 18′ 08.6″	10.78		19.011	M2.0	suspected variable
V347 Pav		V347			18h 44m 48.25s	−74° 18′ 34.2″	14.85			CV	AM Her variable, Vmax = 14.85m, Vmin = 16.67m, P = 0.062553 d
SCR 1845-6357					18h 45m 05.42s	−63° 57′ 47.6″	17.40		12.565	M8.5	has a planet or brown dwarf companion
BD Pav		BD			18h 43m 11.92s	−57° 30′ 44.9″					U Gem and W UMa variable
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.]

Notes

1. In Bode's Uranographia
2. This is Lacaille's Lambda² Indi. It was included in Pavo and it's no longer used.
3. Also labelled Omega Telescopii (ω Tel/ω Telescopii) by Bode in his Uranographia
4. This is Lacaille's Lambda¹ Indi. It was included in Pavo and it's no longer used.
5. In Bode’s Uranographia
6. This designation was dropped by Benjamin Gould
7. Labelled Psi Telescopii (ψ Tel/ψ Telescopii) by Bode ion his Uranographia

See also

• List of stars by constellation

References

• ESA (1997). "The Hipparcos and Tycho Catalogues" . Retrieved 2006-12-26.
• Kostjuk, N. D. (2002). "HD-DM-GC-HR-HIP-Bayer-Flamsteed Cross Index" . Retrieved 2006-12-26.
• Roman, N. G. (1987). "Identification of a Constellation from a Position" . Retrieved 2006-12-26.
• Gould, B. A. "Uranometria Argentina". Reprinted and updated by Pilcher, F. Archived from the original on 2012-02-27. Retrieved 2010-07-16.
• "AAVSO Website". American Association of Variable Star Observers. Retrieved 9 March 2014.