List of stars in Tucana

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

Name	B	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
α Tuc	α		211416	110130	22h 18m 30.18s	−60° 15′ 34.2″	2.87	−1.05	199	K3III	Lang-Exster, [1] astrometric binary
γ Tuc	γ		219571	114996	23h 17m 25.81s	−58° 14′ 09.3″	3.99	2.28	72	F1III
(47 Tuc)	ξ				00h 24m 05.54s	–72° 04′ 53.2″	4.09		14,500
ζ Tuc	ζ		1581	1599	00h 20m 01.91s	−64° 52′ 39.4″	4.23	4.56	28	F9V	Sun-like star
κ Tuc	κ		7788	5896	01h 15m 45.50s	−68° 52′ 34.5″	4.25	2.70	67	F6IV	quadruple star, suspected variable
β1 Tuc	β1		2884	2484	00h 31m 32.56s	−62° 57′ 29.1″	4.34		135	B9V	component of the β Tuc system
ε Tuc	ε		224686	118322	23h 59m 54.91s	−65° 34′ 37.5″	4.49	−0.81	374	B9IV
δ Tuc	δ		212581	110838	22h 27m 19.87s	−64° 57′ 59.0″	4.50	−0.06	267	B8V	suspected variable, Vmax = 4.46m, Vmin = 4.50m
β2 Tuc	β2		2885	2487	00h 31m 33.36s	−62° 57′ 55.6″	4.51		168	A2V	component of the β Tuc system
ν Tuc	ν		213442	111310	22h 33m 00.01s	−61° 58′ 55.5″	4.91	0.30	273	M4III	semiregular variable, Vmax = 4.75m, Vmin = 4.93m
η Tuc	η		224392	118121	23h 57m 34.97s	−64° 17′ 53.1″	5.00	1.56	159	A1V
β3 Tuc	β3		3003	2578	00h 32m 43.79s	−63° 01′ 53.0″	5.09		149	A0V	component of the β Tuc system
HD 212330			212330	110649	22h 24m 56.19s	−57° 47′ 47.8″	5.31	3.75	67	F9V
ι Tuc	ι		6793	5268	01h 07m 18.57s	−61° 46′ 30.9″	5.36	0.70	279	G5III	semiregular variable
ρ Tuc	ρ		4089	3330	00h 42m 28.30s	−65° 28′ 05.3″	5.38	2.33	133	F6V
λ2 Tuc	λ2		5457	4293	00h 55m 00.30s	−69° 31′ 37.1″	5.45	1.40	210	G7III
π Tuc	π		1685	1647	00h 20m 39.04s	−69° 37′ 29.7″	5.50	0.64	306	B9V
HD 225253			225253	377	00h 04m 41.25s	−71° 26′ 12.7″	5.59	−0.63	572	B8III
HD 220572			220572	115620	23h 25m 19.37s	−56° 50′ 56.2″	5.60	0.89	285	K0III
HD 220790			220790	115769	23h 27m 14.93s	−58° 28′ 34.6″	5.63	0.82	298	G8III
HD 219482	ο [a]		219482	114948	23h 16m 57.47s	−62° 00′ 04.1″	5.64	4.07	67	F7V
HD 221006		CG	221006	115908	23h 29m 00.93s	−63° 06′ 38.2″	5.66	0.33	380	Ap Si	α² CVn variable, ΔV = 0.045m, P = 2.3148 d
BQ Tuc		BQ	5276	4200	00h 53m 37.78s	−62° 52′ 16.9″	5.70	−0.64	613	M4III	semiregular variable, ΔV = 0.2m
HD 222820			222820	117088	23h 44m 12.03s	−64° 24′ 16.3″	5.73	−1.42	879	K3II
HD 3823			3823	3170	00h 40m 24.66s	−59° 27′ 20.5″	5.89	3.86	83	G1V
HD 224361	υ [b]		224361	118092	23h 57m 19.78s	−62° 57′ 23.8″	5.95	1.96	205	A2p
HD 214632	τ [c]		214632	111967	22h 40m 48.86s	−57° 25′ 20.3″	5.98	−1.90	1226	K4III
HD 4088			4088	3352	00h 42m 41.64s	−60° 15′ 45.7″	5.99	1.68	237	K5III
HD 4294			4294	3489	00h 44m 31.52s	−62° 29′ 51.4″	6.06	1.44	274	F5III/IV
HD 222805			222805	117105	23h 44m 25.00s	−70° 29′ 25.4″	6.06	2.75	150	G8IV
DR Tuc		DR	220263	115433	23h 22m 56.68s	−60° 03′ 21.0″	6.08	−1.00	851	M3III	semiregular variable
θ Tuc	θ		3112	2629	00h 33m 23.23s	−71° 15′ 58.4″	6.11	0.22	490	A7IV	δ Sct variable, Vmax = 6.06m, Vmin = 6.15m, P = 0.049308 d
HD 219077			219077	114699	23h 14m 05.98s	−62° 41′ 56.3″	6.12	3.79	95	G5IV	has a planet (b)
HD 216187			216187	112924	22h 52m 09.98s	−63° 11′ 18.8″	6.14	0.69	401	K0III
HD 213884			213884	111548	22h 35m 52.84s	−57° 53′ 01.4″	6.22	2.07	220	F0Vn
λ1 Tuc	λ1		5190	4084	00h 52m 24.51s	−69° 30′ 12.9″	6.22		206	F7IV/V	suspected variable
HD 5771	φ [d]		5771	4563	00h 58m 22.18s	−60° 41′ 46.7″	6.23	0.07	557	Am
HD 7916			7916	5992	01h 17m 03.68s	−66° 23′ 52.4″	6.23	1.16	336	A0V
CC Tuc	χ [e]	CC	6311	4879	01h 02m 42.89s	−65° 27′ 22.0″	6.25	−0.71	803	M2III	semiregular variable, Vmax = 6.22m, Vmin = 6.37m
HD 215121			215121	112259	22h 44m 16.48s	−60° 29′ 58.8″	6.29	0.63	442	F3V
HD 565			565	798	00h 09m 52.10s	−62° 17′ 48.6″	6.34	0.68	442	A6V
HD 215682			215682	112603	22h 48m 21.30s	−61° 41′ 03.7″	6.36	0.95	393	K0III
HD 211726	μ [f] [g]		211726	110311	22h 20m 36.25s	−57° 30′ 35.1″	6.41	−0.48	780	K3/K4III
HD 3444			3444	2889	00h 36m 37.59s	−65° 07′ 27.9″	6.43	−0.05	646	K2/K3III
HD 216169			216169	112895	22h 51m 45.00s	−59° 52′ 52.9″	6.47	1.27	357	K1IIICN...
HD 220759			220759	115756	23h 27m 07.47s	−66° 34′ 51.1″	6.47	−0.70	886	K4III
HD 215562	ξ [f] [2]		215562	112533	22h 47m 35.71s	−65° 33′ 36.8″	6.49	0.05	633	K1III
HD 4308			4308	3497	00h 44m 39.27s	−65° 38′ 58.3″	6.54	4.84	72	G5V	has a planet (b)
Gliese 902			222237	116745	23h 39m 36.83s	−72° 43′ 19.8″	7.09	7.29	37.1	K3V
HD 7442	(δ) [h]		7442	5613	01h 12m 00.06s	39° 09′ 42.28″	7.19		202
HD 6870		BS	6870	5321	01h 08m 03.97s	−61° 52′ 17.8″	7.45		339	A2IIwp	δ Sct variable, Vmax = 7.43m, Vmin = 7.57m, P = 0.065 d
HD 222076			222076	116630	23h 38m 08.0s	−70° 54′ 12″	7.48		272		has a planet (b)
HD 217488	σ [i]		217488	113759	23h 02m 15.99s	–64° 17′ 52.3″	7.65		348	F3:IV/V+
HD 221287			221287	116084	23h 31m 20.34s	−58° 12′ 35.0″	7.82	4.20	173	F7V	Poerava, [3] has a planet (b)
CF Tuc		CF	5303	4157	00h 53m 07.77s	−74° 39′ 05.6″	7.90		291.3	G5IV+K4IV-V	RS CVn variable, Vmax = 7.50m, Vmin = 7.86m, P = 2.79750 d
HD 1397			1397	1419	00h 17m 47.0s	−66° 21′ 32″	7.90		259	G5III	has a planet (b)
HD 213885			213885	111553	22h 35m 56.0s	−59° 51′ 53″	8.0		189	G	has two planets (b and c)
HD 7199			7199	5529	01h 10m 47s	−66° 11′ 17″	8.06		117	KOIV/V	Emiw, [4] has a planet (b)
HD 224538			224538	118228	23h 58m 52.0s	−61° 35′ 12″	8.06		254	F9IV/V	has a planet (b)
HD 215497			215497	112441	22h 46m 36.75s	−56° 35′ 58.3″	8.97	5.78	142	K3V	has two planets (b & c)
HD 222259 A		DS	222259	116748	23h 39m 40.0s	−69° 11′ 45″	9		143	G6V	has a planet (b)
AQ Tuc		AQ	1372	1387	00h 17m 21.51s	−71° 54′ 56.8″	10.12		1490	F4+...	W UMa variable, Vmax = 9.91m, Vmin = 10.48m, P = 0.59484267 d
HD 7583			7583	5714	01h 13m 30.50s	−73° 20′ 10.3″	10.20		200000	A0Iao	in SMC; yellow hypergiant, Vmax = 10.13m, Vmin = 10.44m
R40			6884	5267	01h 07m 18.22s	−72° 28′ 03.7″	10.23		200000	B9Iae	in SMC; luminous blue variable, Vmax = 9.5m, Vmin = 10.73m
HD 5980			5980		00h 59m 26.57s	−72° 09′ 53.9″	11.31		200,000	WN3+OB D	in SMC; triple star; contains a luminous blue variable and a Wolf–Rayet star, Vmax = 8.8m, Vmin = 11.9m; both components among the most luminous stars known
W Tuc		W		4541	00h 58m 09.70s	−63° 23′ 44.4″	11.60		979	A...	RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 10.783m, Vmin = 11.950m, P = 0.6422382 d
BZ Tuc		BZ			00h 41m 43.43s	−73° 43′ 23.6″	11.68		200000	F8Ib	in SMC; classical Cepheid, Vmax = 11.65m, Vmin = 12.35m, P = 127.447 d
WASP-91					23h 51m 23.0s	−70° 09′ 10″	12.00			K3	has a planet (b)
WASP-164					22h 59m 29.6s	−60° 26′ 52″	12.62			G2V	has a transiting planet (b)
AB7					01h 03m 35.93s	−72° 03′ 22.0″	13.02		200000	WN4+O6I	in SMC; binary star; contains a Wolf–Rayet star
SMC X-1					01h 17m 05.15s	−73° 26′ 36.0″	13.30		200000	OB:	in SMC; high-mass X-ray binary
SMC X-3					00h 52m 05.64s	−72° 26′ 04.2″	14.91		200000	B1-B1.5IV-V	in SMC; X-ray pulsar
AX J0051-733		DZ			00h 50m 44.70s	−73° 16′ 05.4″	15.44		200000	B0-B0.5V	in SMC; X-ray pulsar with Be star companion, Vmax = 14.7m, Vmin = 15.7m, P = 0.708 d
SMC X-2					00h 54m 36.2s	−73° 40′ 35″	16.38		200000	B1.5Ve	in SMC; high-mass X-ray binary
CP Tuc		CP			23h 15m 19.10s	−59° 10′ 28.3″					AM Her variable
PSR J0045-7319					00h 45m 35.16s	−73° 19′ 03.0″			200000		in SMC; pulsar
PMMR 62					00h 53m 47.93s	−72° 02′ 09.487″	12.43		11365.53	M0Iab C	Red supergiant located in the Small Magellanic Cloud.
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

Notes

1. Labelled Omicron Tucanae (ο Tuc/ο Tucanae) by Bode in his Urnaographia
2. Labelled Upsilon Tucanae (υ Tuc/υ Tucanae) by Bode in his Uranographia
3. Labelled Tau Tucanae (τ Tuc/τ Tucanae) by Bode in his Uranographia
4. Labelled Phi Tucanae (φ Tuc/φ Tucanae) by Bode in his Uranographia
5. Labelled Chi Tucanae (χ Tuc/χ Tucanae) by Bode in his Uranographia
6. In Bode’s Uranographia
7. This designation was dropped by Francis Baily
8. Designated as Delta Nubeculae Minoris by Bode in his Uranographia
9. Labelled Sigma Tucanae (σ Tuc/σ Tucanae) by Bode in his Uranographia

References

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3. "Cook Islands". NameExoWorlds . Retrieved 2020-03-10.
4. "Mozambique". NameExoWorlds . Retrieved 2020-03-10.

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