List of stars in Antlia

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

Name	B	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
α Ant	α		90610	51172	10^h 27^m 09.16^s	−31° 04′ 04.1″	4.28	−0.97	366	K4III	suspected variable, Vmax = 4.22^m, Vmin = 4.29^m
ε Ant	ε		82150	46515	09^h 29^m 14.74^s	−35° 57′ 04.9″	4.51	−2.15	700	K3III	variable star, ΔV = 0.003^m, P = 0.09026 d
ι Ant	ι		94890	53502	10^h 56^m 43.00^s	−37° 08′ 14.9″	4.60	0.67	199	K0III
θ Ant	θ		84367	47758	09^h 44^m 12.13^s	−27° 46′ 10.4″	4.78	−0.58	384	A7V+...	binary star
η Ant	η		86629	48926	09^h 58^m 52.34^s	−35° 53′ 27.4″	5.23	2.66	106	A8IV	double star
HD 90132			90132	50888	10^h 23^m 29.41^s	−38° 00′ 35.0″	5.34	2.30	132	A8V	suspected variable
HD 96146			96146	54173	11^h 04^m 54.21^s	−35° 48′ 16.9″	5.43	−0.63	530	A0V
HD 82205			82205	46578	09^h 29^m 54.52^s	−26° 35′ 22.6″	5.49	−1.36	763	K2IIICNII	double star
U Ant		U	91793	51821	10^h 35^m 12.88^s	−39° 33′ 45.3″	5.50	−1.54	836	C6,3(N0)	slow irregular variable, Vmax = 5.27^m, Vmin = 6.04^m
HR 4049		AG	89353	50456	10^h 18^m 07.60^s	−28° 59′ 31.3″	5.52	−3.60	2173	B9.5Ib/II	protoplanetary nebula, Vmax = 5.29^m, Vmin = 5.83^m, P = 429 d
δ Ant A	δ		90972	51376	10^h 29^m 35.40^s	−30° 36′ 25.5″	5.56	−0.27	481	B9/B9.5V	component of the δ Ant system; suspected variable, Vmax = 5.55^m, Vmin = 5.60^m
HD 93905			93905	52965	10^h 49^m 57.05^s	−34° 03′ 29.5″	5.61	0.48	346	A1V
HD 83380			83380	47199	09^h 37^m 09.87^s	−32° 10′ 43.0″	5.62	1.05	267	K1III
HD 92845			92845	52407	10^h 42^m 43.21^s	−32° 42′ 56.4″	5.63	−0.71	605	A0V	double star
HD 83332			83332	47187	09^h 37^m 00.25^s	−25° 17′ 48.7″	5.68	0.91	293	K0III
ζ^1 Ant B	ζ^1		82383	46657	09^h 30^m 46.08^s	−31° 53′ 21.0″	5.75	0.46	372	A0	binary star
HD 86267			86267	48748	09^h 56^m 35.47^s	−33° 25′ 06.8″	5.83	−0.01	479	K1III
HD 82514			82514	46736	09^h 31^m 32.93^s	−35° 42′ 51.6″	5.86	1.15	285	K3III	triple star
ζ^2 Ant	ζ^2		82513	46734	09^h 31^m 32.19^s	−31° 52′ 18.6″	5.91	0.61	374	A9IV
HD 88809			88809	50103	10^h 13^m 45.98^s	−40° 20′ 45.9″	5.91	0.21	450	K1III	double star
HD 85206			85206	48191	09^h 49^m 28.15^s	−37° 11′ 12.4″	5.95	0.47	407	K2III
HD 83441			83441	47224	09^h 37^m 28.42^s	−36° 05′ 45.6″	5.96	0.89	337	K2III
HD 88218			88218	49769	10^h 09^m 32.09^s	−35° 51′ 24.5″	6.14	3.70	100	G1V	binary star
HD 82165			82165	46517	09^h 29^m 16.25^s	−38° 24′ 12.8″	6.15	2.18	203	A6V
HD 89015			89015	50234	10^h 15^m 20.89^s	−36° 31′ 03.8″	6.17	0.91	367	K0III
ζ^1 Ant A	ζ^1		82384		09^h 30^m 46.10^s	−31° 53′ 22.0″	6.18				component of the ζ^1 Ant system
HD 90071			90071	50868	10^h 23^m 13.14^s	−30° 09′ 44.0″	6.25	2.60	175	A9IV
HD 87606			87606	49418	10^h 05^m 15.28^s	−36° 23′ 03.7″	6.27	0.71	422	K1III
HD 85725			85725	48468	09^h 52^m 58.21^s	−27° 19′ 56.7″	6.28	2.50	186	G1V	double star
HD 88522			88522	49967	10^h 12^m 02.88^s	−28° 36′ 21.4″	6.28	0.31	509	A0V	double star
HD 89442			89442	50492	10^h 18^m 37.88^s	−36° 48′ 16.5″	6.31	−0.04	608	K2/K3III
BF Ant		BF	86301	48776	09^h 56^m 54.14^s	−27° 28′ 30.8″	6.32	0.38	502	A4V	δ Scuti variable, ΔV = 0.01^m
HD 88836			88836	50122	10^h 13^m 56.58^s	−40° 18′ 38.7″	6.33	0.64	448	G8III	double star
HD 88013			88013	49645	10^h 08^m 01.67^s	−37° 20′ 00.5″	6.34	0.05	590	K0III
HD 85296			85296	48219	09^h 49^m 51.36^s	−36° 16′ 06.5″	6.36	0.20	555	K0III
HD 92589			92589	52273	10^h 40^m 51.56^s	−35° 44′ 30.2″	6.36	−0.28	695	G8/K0III+..	double star
HD 88742			88742	50075	10^h 13^m 24.99^s	−33° 01′ 54.8″	6.38	4.60	74	G0V
HD 84224			84224	47627	09^h 42^m 41.37^s	−35° 30′ 06.2″	6.39	−1.80	1417	Asp...
HD 87477			87477	49343	10^h 04^m 23.39^s	−39° 58′ 33.1″	6.42	−0.03	637	K1III
S Ant		S	82610	46810	09^h 32^m 18.45^s	−28° 37′ 40.4″	6.43	2.05	245	A9V	W Uma variable, Vmax = 6.27^m, Vmin = 6.83^m, P = 0.6483489 d
HD 82785			82785	46874	09^h 33^m 07.71^s	−39° 07′ 45.0″	6.43	2.12	237	F2IV/V	binary star
HD 84567			84567	47868	09^h 45^m 22.01^s	−30° 12′ 09.9″	6.45		3500	B0.5IIIn	suspected variable
HD 83108			83108	47039	09^h 35^m 11.88^s	−35° 49′ 25.5″	6.48	2.47	207	F5V
HD 93083			93083	52521	10^h 44^m 20.91^s	−33° 34′ 37.2″	8.33	6.03	94	K2V	has a planet (b)
T Ant		T		46924	09^h 33^m 50.86^s	−36° 36′ 56.7″	9.26		3200	G5	Classical Cepheid, Vmax = 8.88^m, Vmin = 9.82^m, P = 5.898053 d
δ Ant B	δ	BZ	90972B		10^h 29^m 34.77^s	−30° 36′ 33.1″	9.65		481	F9Ve	component of the δ Ant system; T Tauri star, ΔV = 0.04^m, P = 3.3 d
TWA 6		BX			10^h 18^m 28.70^s	−31° 50′ 02.9″	10.65			M0Ve	T Tauri star, ΔV = 0.149^m, P = 0.5409 d
WASP-66					10^h 32^m 54.0^s	−34° 59′ 23″	11.6		1239	F4	has a transiting planet (b)
TWA 7		CE			10^h 42^m 30.06^s	−33° 40′ 16.6″	11.73			M2Ve	T Tauri star, ΔV = 0.11^m, P = 5.00 d
UX Ant		UX			10^h 57^m 09.0^s	−37° 23′ 56″	12.37				R CrB variable, Vmax = 11.5^m, Vmin = <18.0^m
DEN 1048-3956					10^h 48^m 15^s	−39° 56′ 06″	17.53		13.051	M9V	brown dwarf
XTE J0929-314		BW			09^h 29^m 20.19^s	−31° 29′ 03.2″	18.63				X-ray pulsar, Vmax = 18.63^m, Vmin = 22.89^m, P = 0.030263 d
2MASS 0939-2448					09^h 39^m 39.49^s	−24° 48′ 27.9″			17	T8	binary brown dwarf
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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