List of stars in Sagitta

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

Name	B	F	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
γ Sge	γ	12		189319	98337	19h 58m 45.39s	+19° 29′ 31.5″	3.51	−1.11	274	K5III	variable star, ΔV = 0.004m, P = 6.37836 d
δ Sge	δ	7		187076	97365	19h 47m 23.27s	+18° 32′ 03.3″	3.82	−1.87	448	M2II + B6	semiregular variable, Vmax = 3.75m, Vmin = 3.83m
α Sge	α	5		185758	96757	19h 40m 05.78s	+18° 00′ 50.2″	4.38	−1.42	473	G0II	Sham, Alsahm
β Sge	β	6		185958	96837	19h 41m 02.93s	+17° 28′ 34.0″	4.38	−1.39	466	G8II
ζ Sge	ζ	8		187362	97496	19h 48m 58.65s	+19° 08′ 31.1″	5.01	0.01	326	A3V
η Sge	η	16		190608	98920	20h 05m 09.47s	+19° 59′ 27.2″	5.09	1.61	162	K2III	suspected variable
13 Sge		13	VZ	189577	98438	20h 00m 03.31s	+17° 30′ 59.5″	5.33	−1.47	746	M4IIIa	semiregular variable, Vmax = 5.27m, Vmin = 5.57m
11 Sge		11		189090	98234	19h 57m 45.44s	+16° 47′ 20.8″	5.54	0.07	404	B9III
1 Sge		1		180317	94620	19h 15m 17.34s	+21° 13′ 55.6″	5.65	0.71	318	A4V
ε Sge	ε	4		185194	96516	19h 37m 17.38s	+16° 27′ 46.0″	5.67	−0.14	473	G8IIIvar	suspected variable, Vmax = 5.64m, Vmin = 5.67m
S Sge		10	S	188727	98085	19h 56m 01.26s	+16° 38′ 05.3″	5.71	−4.89	4289	G5Ibv SB	Cepheid variable, Vmax = 5.24m, Vmin = 6.04m, P = 8.382086 d
15 Sge		15		190406	98819	20h 04m 06.47s	+17° 04′ 16.2″	5.80	4.56	58	G1V	binary star; suspected variable, Vmax = 5.77m, Vmin = 5.80m
HD 193579				193579	100276	20h 20m 21.40s	+17° 47′ 34.8″	5.82	−0.01	477	K5III
HD 190211				190211	98738	20h 03m 16.39s	+18° 30′ 03.7″	5.99	−1.09	849	K3Iab:
HD 180242				180242	94598	19h 15m 02.69s	+20° 12′ 11.3″	6.03	−0.70	724	G8III	suspected variable, Vmax = 6m, Vmin = 6.04m
HD 178428				178428	93966	19h 07m 57.28s	+16° 51′ 14.9″	6.08	4.47	68	G5V	spectroscopic binary
HD 177199				177199	93523	19h 02m 52.62s	+19° 39′ 39.7″	6.11	−2.26	1538	K1III
18 Sge		18		192836	99913	20h 16m 19.78s	+21° 35′ 55.5″	6.11	1.31	298	K1III
9 Sge		9	QZ	188001	97796	19h 52m 21.77s	+18° 40′ 18.8″	6.23	−6.96	14174	O8e	spectroscopic eclipsing binary, Vmax = 6.16m, Vmin = 6.23m
HD 191814				191814	99445	20h 11m 03.53s	+21° 08′ 04.2″	6.24	0.25	514	K0
2 Sge		2		182490	95398	19h 24m 22.08s	+16° 56′ 15.9″	6.27	1.08	355	A2III-IV
V340 Sge			V340	185622	96688	19h 39m 25.34s	+16° 34′ 16.1″	6.37	−2.87	2296	M0Iab-Ib SB	slow irregular variable
V344 Sge			V344	191178	99176	20h 08m 06.50s	+16° 39′ 51.7″	6.39	−4.18	4234	M3III	irregular variable
HD 180377				180377	94646	19h 15m 33.37s	+18° 30′ 58.8″	6.46	−1.13	1072	M2III	semiregular variable
HD 176776				176776	93374	19h 01m 05.43s	+19° 18′ 34.6″	6.47	0.74	457	K1III
U Sge			U	181182	94910	19h 18m 48.41s	+19° 36′ 37.7″	6.50	−0.96	1012	B8III + K	Algol variable, Vmax = 6.45m, Vmin = 9.28m, P = 3.38061933 d
θ Sge A	θ	17		191570	99352	20h 09m 56.61s	+20° 54′ 53.2″	6.51	3.24	147	F5IV
V338 Sge			V338	179588	94377	19h 12m 34.45s	+16° 50′ 47.1″	6.69		791	B9IV	Eclipsing binary
3 Sge		3		182571	95435	19h 24m 45.39s	+16° 57′ 25.4″	6.84	1.36	407	A0
HD 183143			HT	183143	95657	19h 27m 26.56s	+18° 17′ 45.2″	6.86		7100	B7Iae	Alpha Cygni variable, Vmax = 6.71m, Vmin = 6.95m, P = 40.44 d
θ Sge B	θ	17		191571		20h 09m 52.30s	+20° 53′ 47.0″	8.90				component of the θ Sge system
HD 231701				231701	96078	19h 32m 04.16s	+16° 28′ 27.4″	8.99	3.81	354	F8V	Uruk; has a planet (b)
R Sge			R	192388		20h 14m 03.75s	+16° 43′ 35.1″	9.20			G0Ib	RV Tauri variable, Vmax = 8.0m, Vmin = 10.5m, P = 70.77 d
FG Sge			FG		99527	20h 11m 56.06s	+20° 20′ 04.4″	9.45		606	B4Ieq-K2Ib	Vmax = 8.7m, Vmin = 18.1m
V Sge			V			20h 20m 14.69s	+21° 06′ 10.44″	9.6-13		7800		prototype V Sagittae variable, Vmax = 8.16m, Vmin = 13.9m, P = 0.514195 d
GY Sge			GY			19h 35m 13.63s	+19° 12′ 08.6″	9.84				Cepheid variable, Vmax = 9.84m, Vmin = 10.60m, P = 51.0625 d
HAT-P-34						20h 12m 47s	+17° 37′ 41.2″	10.16		838	F8	Sansuna; has a transiting planet (b)
SV Sge			SV		93987	19h 08m 11.77s	+16° 43′ 35.1″	10.3			Rv...	R Coronae Borealis variable, Vmax = 10.3m, Vmin = 16.5m, P = 56.64 d
HD 187282			QT	187282	97456	19h 48m 32.20s	+18° 12′ 03.7″	10.51			WN4	Wolf–Rayet star, ΔV = 0.04m
QW Sge			QW			19h 45m 49.54s	+18° 36′ 47.8″	11.0			M6	Z Andromedae variable, Vmax = 11.0m, Vmin = 12.8m, P = 517 d
HM Sge			HM			19h 41m 57.09s	+16° 44′ 39.9″	11.10			M7	Nova and Mira variable
WR 124			QR		94289	19h 11m 30.88s	+16° 51′ 38.2″	11.12			WN8	Merrill's Star; Wolf–Rayet star, Vmax = 11.04m, Vmin = 11.12m
RZ Sge			RZ			20h 03m 18.47s	+17° 02′ 51.9″	12.3				SU Ursae Majoris variable, Vmax = 12.3m, Vmin = 17.7m, P = 0.0682803 d
QY Sge			QY			20h 07m 54.62s	+18° 42′ 54.5″	12.37			G0e...	semiregular variable, Vmax = 12.37m, Vmin = 12.57m
UU Sge			UU			19h 42m 10.30s	+17° 05′ 14.4″	14.67			sdO+G	Algol variable in planetary nebula, Vmax = 14.18m, Vmin = 15.59m, P = 0.46506918 d
WZ Sge			WZ			20h 07m 36.50s	+17° 42′ 14.8″	15.20			DAepv	prototype WZ Sagittae variable
Black Widow Pulsar			QX			19h 59m 36.77s	+20° 48′ 15.1″	20.4				eclipsing binary/millisecond pulsar, Vmax = 20.4m, Vmin = 23.0m, P = 0.381967 d
WY Sge			WY			19h 32m 43.82s	+17° 44′ 55.9″					nova; dwarf nova; Algol variable
PSR B1944+17						19h 46m 53.04s	+18° 05′ 41.2″					pulsar
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

• 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.
• "AAVSO Website". American Association of Variable Star Observers. Retrieved 9 March 2014.