List of stars in Norma

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

Notes

γ² Nor

γ²

146686

80000

16^h 19^m 50.57^s

−50° 09′ 19.4″

4.01

1.05

127

G8III

ε Nor

ε

147971

80582

16^h 27^m 11.05^s

−47° 33′ 17.0″

4.46

−0.98

400

B4V

binary star

ι¹ Nor

ι¹

143474

78662

16^h 03^m 32.22^s

−57° 46′ 29.5″

4.63

1.46

140

A7IV

multiple star

η Nor

η

143546

78639

16^h 03^m 12.86^s

−49° 13′ 47.0″

4.65

0.53

218

G8III

δ Nor

δ

144197

78914

16^h 06^m 29.42^s

−45° 10′ 23.8″

4.73

1.84

123

Am

μ Nor

μ

149038

81122

16^h 34^m 05.02^s

−44° 02′ 43.1″

4.91

−5.91

4657

B0Ia

α Cyg variable, V_max = 4.87^m, V_min = 4.98^m

κ Nor

κ

145397

79509

16^h 13^m 28.73^s

−54° 37′ 49.5″

4.95

−0.69

438

G4III

γ¹ Nor

γ¹

146143

79790

16^h 17^m 00.94^s

−50° 04′ 05.2″

4.97

−3.25

1436

F9Ia

θ Nor

θ

145842

79653

16^h 15^m 15.35^s

−47° 22′ 18.9″

5.13

0.35

295

B8V

HD 147152

147152

80208

16^h 22^m 28.01^s

−49° 34′ 20.2″

5.32

−0.84

556

B6IV

QU Nor

QU

148379

80782

16^h 29^m 42.33^s

−46° 14′ 35.6″

5.35

−2.47

1194

B1.5Iap

α Cyg variable, V_max = 5.27^m, V_min = 5.41^m, P = 4.818 d

HD 139129

139129

76618

15^h 38^m 49.50^s

−52° 22′ 21.4″

5.43

−0.30

457

B9V

λ Nor

λ

146667

79963

16^h 19^m 17.64^s

−42° 40′ 26.2″

5.44

−0.34

468

A3Vn

V368 Nor

V368

146003

79754

16^h 16^m 43.27^s

−53° 48′ 40.0″

5.45

−1.51

805

M2IV

semiregular variable

ι² Nor

ι²

144480

79153

16^h 09^m 18.56^s

−57° 56′ 03.0″

5.57

0.97

271

B9V

HD 145782

145782

79689

16^h 15^m 49.81^s

−57° 54′ 44.0″

5.61

0.34

370

A5III

suspected variable

HD 147977

147977

80675

16^h 28^m 15.18^s

−58° 35′ 59.0″

5.67

−0.92

679

B9III

V360 Nor

V360

141318

77645

15^h 51^m 06.81^s

−55° 03′ 19.9″

5.74

−4.51

3663

B2II

α Cyg variable

HD 146690

146690

80054

16^h 20^m 25.23^s

−55° 08′ 22.8″

5.76

0.53

363

G6III

HD 141168

141168

77562

15^h 50^m 07.11^s

−53° 12′ 34.8″

5.78

0.55

362

B8V

HD 142049

142049

77990

15^h 55^m 32.42^s

−60° 10′ 38.9″

5.78

2.18

171

Amvar

ζ Nor

ζ

145361

79497

16^h 13^m 22.80^s

−55° 32′ 27.0″

5.78

1.53

231

F2III

HD 141194

141194

77541

15^h 49^m 57.52^s

−48° 54′ 44.6″

5.86

1.99

194

A2IV

HD 147225

147225

80212

16^h 22^m 29.07^s

−43° 54′ 43.3″

5.89

−1.63

1042

G2Ib

HD 139211

139211

76716

15^h 39^m 56.69^s

−59° 54′ 28.1″

5.95

3.50

101

F6V

HD 141544

141544

77678

15^h 51^m 31.52^s

−47° 03′ 38.6″

6.00

0.35

439

K1IV

HD 139871

139871

76935

15^h 42^m 37.23^s

−49° 29′ 22.2″

6.02

0.02

517

K2III

V367 Nor

V367

145384

79490

16^h 13^m 16.97^s

−53° 40′ 16.2″

6.03

−4.87

4939

M0III

irregular variable

HD 140979

140979

77454

15^h 48^m 50.42^s

−52° 26′ 17.6″

6.05

−0.82

773

K2/K3III

V378 Nor

V378

148218

80788

16^h 29^m 45.22^s

−57° 45′ 22.7″

6.09

−2.27

1531

G8Ib

Cepheid variable

HD 142919

142919

78355

15^h 59^m 54.15^s

−54° 01′ 15.2″

6.10

−1.88

1289

B5IV

HD 141296

141296

77574

15^h 50^m 16.28^s

−45° 24′ 05.9″

6.11

2.85

147

F0V

HD 143101

143101

78469

16^h 01^m 06.51^s

−54° 34′ 40.1″

6.12

0.43

448

A7III

HD 145921

145921

79661

16^h 15^m 23.98^s

−42° 53′ 57.9″

6.14

1.76

245

K2III

HD 144183

144183

78989

16^h 07^m 24.09^s

−56° 11′ 27.4″

6.16

−1.81

1278

F2II

T Nor

T

140041

77058

15^h 44^m 03.84^s

−54° 59′ 12.5″

6.20

903

M4+B

Mira variable, V_max = 6.2^m, V_min = 13.6^m, P = 244 d

HD 146145

146145

79812

16^h 17^m 20.97^s

−53° 05′ 10.6″

6.30

1.85

253

A7V

HD 142529

142529

78117

15^h 57^m 03.95^s

−48° 09′ 42.9″

6.31

2.84

161

F1IV

HD 147614

147614

80421

16^h 24^m 54.14^s

−45° 20′ 58.1″

6.32

1.51

299

A2/A3V

HD 143321

143321

78540

16^h 02^m 04.49^s

−51° 07′ 14.6″

6.38

−0.35

723

B5V

HD 143548

143548

78710

16^h 04^m 06.20^s

−59° 10′ 34.2″

6.40

−3.10

2587

K1II/III

HD 146059

146059

79787

16^h 16^m 58.99^s

−53° 41′ 45.5″

6.40

2.11

236

G5V

HD 140274

140274

77138

15^h 44^m 59.61^s

−50° 47′ 07.5″

6.41

1.44

321

A3V

S Nor

S

146323

79932

16^h 18^m 51.82^s

−57° 53′ 59.2″

6.45

−3.18

2741

F9Ib

Cepheid variable, V_max = 6.12^m, V_min = 6.77^m, P = 9.75411 d; member of the NGC 6087 star cluster

HD 139915

139915

77042

15^h 43^m 55.28^s

−60° 17′ 13.9″

6.46

−1.62

1347

G0Ib

QY Nor

QY

143658

78731

16^h 04^m 21.32^s

−53° 42′ 37.2″

6.46

−1.08

1048

B9II/IIIp..

α² CVn variable, ΔV = 0.014^m, P = 5.2 d

HD 148937

148937

81180

16^h 33^m 52.39^s

−48° 06′ 40.5″

6.71

1390

O5.5-6f?p

spectroscopic binary; misclassified as a planetary nebula

HD 142415

142415

78169

15^h 57^m 40.79^s

−60° 12′ 00.9″

7.34

4.65

113

G1V

has a planet (b)

HD 148156

148156

80680

16^h 28^m 17.28^s

−46° 19′ 03.4″

7.71

4.09

173

G1V

has a planet (b)

HD 139084

V343

139084

76629

15^h 38^m 57.54^s

−57° 42′ 27.3″

7.98

125.6

K0V

T Tauri star, ΔV = 0.092^m, P = 4.29 d

R Nor

R

138743

76377

15^h 35^m 57.35^s

−49° 30′ 28.6″

8.00

1.55

635

M3e

Mira variable, V_max = 6.5^m, V_min = 13.9^m, P = 507.5 d

IM Nor

IM

15^h 39^m 26.46^s

−52° 19′ 18.0″

8.5

recurrent nova and eclipsing binary, V_max = 8.5^m, V_min = 18.5^m, P = 0.10263312 d

QZ Nor

QZ

144972

16^h 11^m 20.46^s

−54° 21′ 14.8″

8.71

F6Iab:

Cepheid variable, V_max = 8.71^m, V_min = 9.03^m, P = 3.786008 d

HD 143361

143361

78521

16^h 01^m 50.35^s

−44° 26′ 04.3″

9.16

5.29

194

G6V

has a planet (b)

HD 330075

330075

77517

15^h 49^m 37.69^s

−49° 57′ 48.7″

9.36

5.86

164

G5

has a planet (b)

RS Nor

RS

78797

16^h 05^m 09.96^s

−53° 55′ 09.9″

10.09

1240

F6

Cepheid variable, V_max = 9.62^m, V_min = 10.39^m, P = 6.19814 d

RT Nor

RT

80365

16^h 24^m 18.65^s

−59° 20′ 38.7″

10.60

R

R CrB variable, V_max = 9.8^m, V_min = 14.7^m

RZ Nor

RZ

16^h 32^m 41.66^s

−53° 15′ 33.2″

10.63

R CrB variable, V_max = 10.2^m, V_min = <16.2^m, P = 36.8 d

TW Nor

TW

78771

16^h 04^m 55.22^s

−51° 57′ 12.7″

11.17

Cepheid variable, V_max = 11.17^m, V_min = 12.22^m, P = 10.78618 d

HD 330036

330036

77662

15^h 51^m 15.93^s

−48° 44′ 58.4″

11.28

2230

FIII-IV

Emission-line star; misclassified as a planetary nebula

V346 Nor

V346

16^h 32^m 32.19^s

−44° 55′ 30.7″

16.3

FU Ori variable, V_max = 16.3^m, V_min = 17.23^m

XTE J1550-564

V381

15^h 50^m 58.78^s

−56° 28′ 35.0″

16.6

K3III

X-ray nova, V_max = 15.6^m, V_min = <21.4^m, P = 1.5420333 d

Hen 2-147

V347

16^h 14^m 01.10^s

−56° 59′ 28.0″

M8/9e

Mira variable; misclassified as a planetary nebula

1E 161348-5055

16^h 17.5^m

−51° 02′

10000

unusual neutron star in RCW 103

SGR J1550-5418

15^h 50^m 54.11^s

−54° 18′ 23.7″

30000

soft gamma repeater

4U 1538-52

QV

15^h 42^m 23.36^s

−52° 23′ 09.6″

B0Iab

X-ray pulsar

4U 1608-52

QX

16^h 12^m 43.0^s

−52° 25′ 23″

X-ray burster, V_max = 11.17^m, V_min = 12.22^m, P = 10.78618 d

4U 1624-490

16^h 28^m 02.83^s

−49° 11′ 54.6″

Low-mass X-ray binary

4U 1630-47

16^h 34^m 01.61^s

−47° 23′ 34.8″

Low-mass X-ray binary

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

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.

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