List of stars in Lepus

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

Notes

α Lep

α

11

36673

25985

05^h 32^m 43.81^s

−17° 49′ 20.3″

2.58

−5.40

1283

F0Ib

Arneb (Elarneb), Arsh; suspected variable, V_max = 2.56^m, V_min = 2.62^m

β Lep

β

9

36079

25606

05^h 28^m 14.73^s

−20° 45′ 33.2″

2.81

−0.63

159

G5II

Nihal (Nibal)

ε Lep

ε

2

32887

23685

05^h 05^m 27.65^s

−22° 22′ 15.1″

3.19

−1.02

227

K4III

suspected variable, V_max = 3.12^m, V_min = 3.20^m

μ Lep

μ

5

33904

24305

05^h 12^m 55.87^s

−16° 12′ 19.5″

3.29

−0.47

184

B9IV: HgMn

α² CVn variable, V_max = 2.97^m, V_min = 3.41^m, P = 2 d

ζ Lep

ζ

14

38678

27288

05^h 46^m 57.35^s

−14° 49′ 19.0″

3.55

1.89

70

A2Vann

has a possible asteroid belt

γ Lep

γ

13

38393

27072

05^h 44^m 27.97^s

−22° 26′ 51.0″

3.59

3.83

29

F7V

η Lep

η

16

40136

28103

05^h 56^m 24.32^s

−14° 10′ 04.9″

3.71

2.82

49

F1V

δ Lep

δ

15

39364

27654

05^h 51^m 19.15^s

−20° 52′ 39.0″

3.76

1.08

112

G8III/IV

λ Lep

λ

6

34816

24845

05^h 19^m 34.53^s

−13° 10′ 36.4″

4.29

−3.30

1076

B0.5IV

κ Lep

κ

4

33949

24327

05^h 13^m 13.89^s

−12° 56′ 28.6″

4.36

−1.81

559

B7V

suspected variable

ι Lep

ι

3

33802

24244

05^h 12^m 17.89^s

−11° 52′ 08.9″

4.45

0.11

241

B8V

θ Lep

θ

18

41695

28910

06^h 06^m 09.33^s

−14° 56′ 07.0″

4.67

1.08

170

A0V

HD 34968

34968

24927

05^h 20^m 26.91^s

−21° 14′ 23.1″

4.70

−1.04

459

A0V

suspected variable, V_max = 4.67^m, V_min = 4.72^m

HD 32309

32309

23362

05^h 01^m 25.56^s

−20° 03′ 06.8″

4.91

0.88

209

B9V

17 Lep

17

SS

41511

28816

06^h 04^m 59.13^s

−16° 29′ 03.9″

4.92

−2.66

1069

Ap shell

rotating ellipsoidal and Z And variable, V_max = 4.82^m, V_min = 5.06^m, P = 260.34 d

HD 32436

32436

23430

05^h 02^m 09.77^s

−26° 16′ 29.4″

5.01

0.65

242

K1III

aka HR 1628

HD 41312

41312

28675

06^h 03^m 15.56^s

−26° 17′ 05.1″

5.03

−0.35

388

K3II/IIICNv

HD 34310

34310

24505

05^h 15^m 24.37^s

−26° 56′ 36.4″

5.06

0.45

272

B9V

HD 35162

35162

25045

05^h 21^m 46.27^s

−24° 46′ 22.6″

5.06

0.28

294

A2/A3

8 Lep

8

35337

25202

05^h 23^m 30.16^s

−13° 55′ 38.5″

5.25

−3.47

1811

B2IV

19 Lep

19

42042

29048

06^h 07^m 41.63^s

−19° 09′ 57.6″

5.28

−1.41

710

M1III

semiregular variable

ν Lep

ν

7

34863

24873

05^h 19^m 59.03^s

−12° 18′ 56.2″

5.29

0.25

332

B7/B8V

HD 41841

41841

28943

06^h 06^m 32.10^s

−23° 06′ 38.8″

5.46

−0.36

475

A2V

HD 34538

34538

24679

05^h 17^m 40.25^s

−13° 31′ 10.9″

5.48

2.06

158

G8IV

suspected variable, V_max = 5.38^m, V_min = 5.50^m

HD 39070

39070

27517

05^h 49^m 36.55^s

−14° 29′ 00.8″

5.49

0.60

310

G8III

HD 42301

42301

29150

06^h 08^m 57.87^s

−22° 25′ 38.2″

5.49

1.02

255

A0V

10 Lep

10

36473

25853

05^h 31^m 07.62^s

−20° 51′ 48.8″

5.53

0.93

272

A0V

HD 42341

42341

29205

06^h 09^m 34.53^s

−14° 35′ 04.9″

5.56

1.49

212

K2III

RX Lep

RX

33664

24169

05^h 11^m 22.85^s

−11° 50′ 57.2″

5.60

−0.08

447

M6.2III

semiregular variable, V_max = 5.12^m, V_min = 6.65^m, P = 79.54 d

HD 32667

32667

23554

05^h 03^m 53.26^s

−24° 23′ 17.0″

5.61

1.72

196

A2IV

HD 39853

39853

27938

05^h 54^m 43.59^s

−11° 46′ 27.3″

5.62

−1.18

746

K3 comp

suspected variable

HD 35505

35505

25280

05^h 24^m 28.47^s

−16° 58′ 32.7″

5.64

1.50

220

A0V

HD 31925

31925

23166

04^h 59^m 01.44^s

−16° 22′ 34.8″

5.65

2.47

141

F5V

suspected variable, V_max = 5.62^m, V_min = 5.69^m

HD 32890

32890

23668

05^h 05^m 16.19^s

−26° 09′ 08.1″

5.71

1.37

240

K2III

HD 42443

42443

29234

06^h 09^m 47.91^s

−22° 46′ 28.2″

5.71

2.04

176

F5V

HD 42621

42621

29294

06^h 10^m 34.69^s

−27° 09′ 15.1″

5.72

0.68

331

K1III

HD 38206

38206

26966

05^h 43^m 21.66^s

−18° 33′ 26.8″

5.73

1.53

226

A0V

1 Lep

1

32503

23474

05^h 02^m 44.94^s

−22° 47′ 42.3″

5.74

−0.29

524

K1IV

YY Lep

YY

41933

28984

06^h 06^m 57.52^s

−21° 48′ 44.2″

5.74

−1.54

931

M3II/III

semiregular variable

HD 35736

35736

25397

05^h 25^m 59.82^s

−19° 41′ 43.3″

5.78

2.61

140

F5V

HD 39190

39190

27533

05^h 49^m 53.51^s

−22° 58′ 18.9″

5.87

−0.49

610

A1V

12 Lep

12

38090

26865

05^h 42^m 13.96^s

−22° 22′ 25.5″

5.88

−0.97

765

A2/A3V

HD 40151

40151

28085

05^h 56^m 14.20^s

−22° 50′ 24.2″

5.95

1.19

292

K0/K1III

HD 34721

34721

24786

05^h 18^m 50.24^s

−18° 07′ 48.7″

5.96

3.98

81

G0V

HD 33093

33093

23831

05^h 07^m 24.88^s

−12° 29′ 27.6″

5.97

3.17

118

G2V

suspected variable

HD 32996

32996

23777

05^h 06^m 36.73^s

−13° 07′ 21.6″

6.04

0.81

363

B9.5/A0IV

HD 40972

40972

28520

06^h 01^m 13.11^s

−25° 25′ 03.8″

6.04

0.81

363

A0V

HD 35991

35991

25532

05^h 27^m 36.49^s

−21° 22′ 32.8″

6.08

0.75

380

K0III

HD 42729

42729

29347

06^h 11^m 13.66^s

−26° 28′ 55.6″

6.08

−0.50

675

B9.5IV/V

HD 37306

37306

26395

05^h 37^m 08.76^s

−11° 46′ 31.7″

6.10

2.00

215

A2V

HD 38054

38054

26866

05^h 42^m 14.49^s

−17° 31′ 49.4″

6.15

−0.16

597

K3III

HD 38392

AK

38392

05^h 44^m 26.50^s

−22° 25′ 18.0″

6.15

K2V

common proper motion with γ Lep; BY Draconis variable, ΔV = 0.06^m, P = 21.4 d

HD 39385

39385

27670

05^h 51^m 28.62^s

−22° 55′ 36.6″

6.16

0.49

443

K0IIICN...

HD 38713

38713

27308

05^h 47^m 07.81^s

−16° 14′ 17.0″

6.18

−0.36

664

G8III

HD 41125

41125

28622

06^h 02^m 33.81^s

−14° 29′ 49.9″

6.20

0.58

434

K0III

HD 40745

AC

40745

28434

06^h 00^m 17.66^s

−12° 53′ 59.7″

6.21

2.32

195

F2IV

γ Doradus variable

HD 34045

34045

24394

05^h 13^m 59.94^s

−14° 36′ 24.7″

6.22

1.84

245

A9II/III

HD 37971

37971

26821

05^h 41^m 41.51^s

−16° 43′ 33.0″

6.22

−1.65

1221

B4/B5III

HD 42486

42486

29233

06^h 09^m 47.16^s

−26° 42′ 04.0″

6.27

0.64

435

G8/K0III

HD 35850

AF

35850

25486

05^h 27^m 04.75^s

−11° 54′ 03.0″

6.30

4.16

87

F7V:

RS CVn variable, V_max = 6.26^m, V_min = 6.35^m, P = 1 d

HD 33162

33162

23874

05^h 07^m 49.82^s

−12° 35′ 32.8″

6.33

−0.52

763

M1III

semiregular variable, V_max = 6.28^m, V_min = 6.40^m, P = 16.62 d

HD 38382

38382

27075

05^h 44^m 28.41^s

−20° 07′ 36.0″

6.34

4.30

83

F8/G0V

HD 42327

42327

29178

06^h 09^m 20.20^s

−18° 07′ 34.8″

6.36

0.86

410

B9Vn...

HD 34798

YZ

34798

24825

05^h 19^m 17.44^s

−18° 31′ 11.8″

6.37

−0.56

791

B5IV/V

53 Per variable

HD 40235

40235

28118

05^h 56^m 34.43^s

−23° 12′ 55.4″

6.37

0.44

499

K0III

HD 33238

33238

23908

05^h 08^m 13.26^s

−15° 05′ 43.3″

6.38

−0.31

710

K1III + F/G

HD 33667

33667

24114

05^h 10^m 44.59^s

−25° 54′ 37.9″

6.40

−0.33

724

K1III/IV

HD 37643

37643

26602

05^h 39^m 16.23^s

−17° 50′ 57.9″

6.40

−1.61

1304

B4

HD 32612

32612

23551

05^h 03^m 52.12^s

−14° 22′ 12.9″

6.42

−1.62

1320

B2IV

HD 34318

34318

24560

05^h 16^m 10.56^s

−11° 21′ 09.2″

6.45

−0.60

838

G0

HD 33095

33095

23818

05^h 07^m 09.78^s

−19° 23′ 33.1″

6.47

3.58

123

G2V

HD 35137

35137

25059

05^h 21^m 55.31^s

−17° 36′ 13.1″

6.47

0.72

461

K0III

HD 35386

35386

25180

05^h 23^m 11.98^s

−26° 42′ 19.8″

6.49

2.89

171

F6V

HD 34797

TX

34797

24827

05^h 19^m 18.31^s

−18° 30′ 34.4″

6.54

799

B7Vp

α² CVn variable, ΔV = 0.04^m, P = 2.28715 d

S Lep

S

41698

28874

06^h 05^m 45.54^s

−24° 11′ 43.9″

6.74

−0.46

898

M5III

semiregular variable, V_max = 6^m, V_min = 7.58^m, P = 97.3 d

HD 42659

UV

42659

29365

06^h 11^m 21.75^s

−15° 47′ 35.0″

6.77

429

Ap...

rapidly oscillating Ap star

4 Mon

(4)

42116

29118

06^h 08^m 25.39^s

−11° 08′ 46.6″

6.90

1.80

342

A2

HD 37847

TW

37847

26714

05^h 40^m 39.72^s

−20° 17′ 55.6″

7.00

720

K0IV

RS CVn variable, ΔV = 0.32^m, P = 28.84338 d

HD 33844

33844

24275

05^h 12^m 36.08^s

−14° 57′ 04.27″

7.30

329

has two planets (b and c)

T Lep

T

32803

23636

05^h 04^m 50.85^s

−21° 54′ 16.5″

7.40

2670

M6ev

Mira variable, V_max = 7.4^m, V_min = 14.3^m, P = 372 d

HD 31527

31527

22905

04^h 55^m 38^s

−23° 14′ 31″

7.48

126

G0V

has three planets (b, c and d)

R Lep

R

31996

23203

04^h 59^m 36.50^s

−14° 48′ 21.0″

7.71

1350

C7,6e

Hind's Crimson Star; Mira variable, V_max = 5.5^m, V_min = 11.7^m, P = 445 d

HD 33283

33283

23889

05^h 08^m 01.01^s

−26° 47′ 50.9″

8.05

3.36

282

G4V

has a planet (b)

HD 33142

33142

23844

05^h 07^m 36^s

−13° 59′ 11″

8.13

411

K0III

has a planet (b)

Gliese 229

42581

29295

06^h 10^m 34.62^s

−21° 51′ 52.7″

8.14

9.33

19

M1/M2V

suspected flare star; has a brown dwarf companion

RY Lep

RY

38882

27400

05^h 48^m 10.25^s

−20° 01′ 25.0″

8.25

647

A9V

δ Sct variable, V_max = 8.05^m, V_min = 8.46^m, P = 0.2251475 d

HD 32450

32450

23452

05^h 02^m 28.42^s

−21° 15′ 23.9″

8.32

27.961

M0V

RS Lep

RS

40640

05^h 59^m 18.42^s

−20° 13′ 25.1″

9.88

A0V

Algol variable, V_max = 9.91^m, V_min = 10.38^m, P = 1.2885439 d

U Lep

U

31599

22952

04^h 56^m 17.99^s

−21° 13′ 02.0″

10.52

1910

A9/F0Iab:

RR Lyr variable, V_max = 9.890^m, V_min = 11.093^m, P = 0.5814789 d

WASP-61

05^h 01^m 12.0^s

−26° 03′ 15″

12.5

1566

F7

has a transiting planet (b)

WASP-49

06^h 04^m 21.47^s

−16° 57′ 55″

11.35

638

G6

has a transiting planet (b)

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 m_v), also known as apparent magnitude
• abs. mag. = absolute magnitude (M_v)
• 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.]

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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