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List of stars in Carina

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

This constellation's Bayer designations (Greek-letter star names) were given while it was still considered part of the constellation of Argo Navis. After Argo Navis was broken up into Carina, Vela, and Puppis, these Greek-letter designations were kept, so that Carina does not have a full complement of Greek-letter designations. For example, since Argo Navis's gamma star went to Vela, there is no Gamma Carinae.

Name B Var HD HIP RA Dec vis.
mag. 		abs.
mag. 		Dist. (ly) Sp. class Notes
Canopus α 45348 30438 06h 23m 57.09s −52° 41′ 44.6″ −0.72 −5.53 313 A9 II[1][2] Suhel;[3] 2nd brightest star
β Car β 80007 45238 09h 13m 12.24s −69° 43′ 02.9″ 1.67 −0.99 111 A1 III[4] Miaplacidus
ε Car ε 71129 41037 08h 22m 30.86s −59° 30′ 34.3″ 1.86 −4.58 632 K3III+B2V Avior; suspected eclipsing binary, Vmax = 1.82m, Vmin = 1.94m
ι Car ι 80404 45556 09h 17m 05.43s −59° 16′ 30.9″ 2.23 −4.43 692 A8Ib Aspidiske, Turais, Scutulum; suspected variable, Vmax = 2.23m, Vmin = 2.28m
θ Car θ 93030 52419 10h 42m 57.43s −64° 23′ 40.1″ 2.74 −2.91 439 B0Vp in IC 2602
υ Car υ 85123 48002 09h 47m 06.14s −65° 04′ 19.3″ 2.92 −5.56 1622 A9 binary star
ω Car ω 89080 50099 10h 13m 44.28s −70° 02′ 16.5″ 3.29 −1.99 370 B8III
p Car p PP 91465 51576 10h 32m 01.48s −61° 41′ 07.3″ 3.30 −2.62 497 B4Vne γ Cas variable, Vmax = 3.22m, Vmin = 3.55m
V337 Car q V337 89388 50371 10h 17m 05.01s −61° 19′ 56.4″ 3.39 −3.38 736 K3II irregular variable, Vmax = 3.36m, Vmin = 3.44m
a Car a V357 79351 45080 09h 10m 58.11s −58° 58′ 00.9″ 3.43 −2.11 418 B2IV eclipsing binary, Vmax = 3.41m, Vmin = 3.44m
χ Car χ 65575 38827 07h 56m 46.74s −52° 58′ 56.6″ 3.46 −1.91 387 B3IVp β Cep variable, ΔV = 0.015m, P = 0.10 d
l Car l 84810 47854 09h 45m 14.83s −62° 30′ 28.5″ 3.69 −4.64 1509 G5Iab/Ib classical Cepheid, Vmax = 3.28m, Vmin = 4.18m, P = 35.54 d
HD 94510 u 94510 53253 10h 53m 29.57s −58° 51′ 11.8″ 3.78 1.42 97 K0III-IV... suspected variable, Vmax = 3.75m, Vmin = 3.80m
HD 90853 s 90853 51232 10h 27m 52.75s −58° 44′ 21.9″ 3.81 −3.71 1042 F2II suspected variable
HD 76728 c 76728 43783 08h 55m 02.86s −60° 38′ 41.0″ 3.84 −1.06 312 B8III double star
V382 Car x V382 96918 54463 11h 08m 35.40s −58° 58′ 30.2″ 3.93 −7.37 5927 G0Ia0 hypergiant; slow irregular variable, Vmax = 3.77m, Vmin = 4.05m
HD 79447 i 79447 45101 09h 11m 16.77s −62° 19′ 01.3″ 3.96 −1.97 499 B3IV variable star, ΔV = 0.008m, P = 22.26 d
HD 90589 I 90589 50954 10h 24m 23.74s −74° 01′ 53.6″ 3.99 2.94 53 F2IV suspected variable, Vmax = 3.96m, Vmin = 4.00m
HD 83183 h 83183 46974 09h 34m 26.66s −59° 13′ 47.2″ 4.08 −4.83 1976 B5II
V343 Car d V343 74375 42568 08h 40m 37.04s −59° 45′ 39.7″ 4.31 −3.87 1411 B1.5III β Cep variable
HD 80230 g 80230 45496 09h 16m 12.10s −57° 32′ 29.2″ 4.34 −1.74 536 M1III suspected variable, Vmax = 4.31m, Vmin = 4.35m
HD 47306 N 47306 31407 06h 34m 58.59s −52° 58′ 32.3″ 4.35 −4.31 1762 B9III
HR 2554 A V415 50337 32761 06h 49m 51.32s −53° 37′ 21.0″ 4.39 −1.74 553 G6II Algol variable, ΔV = 0.06m
HD 91942 r 91942 51849 10h 35m 35.31s −57° 33′ 27.5″ 4.45 −3.68 1376 K3/K4II suspected variable
η Car η 93308 10h 45m 03.60s −59° 41′ 03.0″ 4.47 7500 LBV Foramen, Tseen She; in Trumpler 16; binary star; luminous blue variable, Vmax = −0.8m, Vmin = 7.9m; surrounded by the Homunculus Nebula; one of the most luminous and most massive stars known.
HR 3643 G 78791 44599 09h 05m 08.83s −72° 36′ 09.7″ 4.47 −1.25 454 F6II-III
V344 Car f V344 75311 43105 08h 46m 42.56s −56° 46′ 11.3″ 4.50 −1.62 546 B3Vne γ Cas variable, Vmax = 4.40m, Vmin = 4.51m
HD 83944 m 83944 47391 09h 39m 21.04s −61° 19′ 41.2″ 4.51 0.33 224 B9V suspected variable
V520 Car w V520 93070 52468 10h 43m 32.31s −60° 33′ 59.9″ 4.58 −2.99 1065 K3Ib irregular variable, Vmax = 4.50m, Vmin = 4.59m
V533 Car y V533 97534 54751 11h 12m 36.02s −60° 19′ 03.5″ 4.59 −8.34 12538 A6Ia α Cyg variable
HD 96566 z1 96566 54301 11h 06m 32.47s −62° 25′ 26.9″ 4.62 −0.65 370 G8III
V399 Car P V399 90772 51192 10h 27m 24.48s −57° 38′ 19.7″ 4.65 A6Ia semiregular variable, Vmax = 4.63m, Vmin = 4.72m, P = 88.3 d
V345 Car E V345 78764 44626 09h 05m 38.38s −70° 32′ 18.7″ 4.67 −2.94 1079 B2IVe γ Cas variable, Vmax = 4.67m, Vmin = 4.78m, P = 137.7 d
HD 92397 t2 92397 52102 10h 38m 45.01s −59° 10′ 58.8″ 4.69 −4.08 1852 K4/K5III: suspected variable
HD 91375 K 91375 51438 10h 30m 20.08s −71° 59′ 33.8″ 4.72 0.22 259 A2III
HR 3220 B 68456 39903 08h 09m 00.86s −61° 18′ 06.1″ 4.74 3.09 70 F5V
V518 Car V518 92938 52370 10h 42m 14.14s −64° 27′ 59.2″ 4.76 −0.97 456 B3V in IC 2602; γ Cas variable
HD 81101 k 81101 45856 09h 20m 56.83s −62° 24′ 16.7″ 4.79 0.62 223 G6III
HD 93194 93194 52502 10h 44m 06.94s −63° 57′ 40.0″ 4.80 −1.06 484 B5Vn in IC 2602; suspected irregular variable, Vmax = 4.79m, Vmin = 4.84m
HD 66591 D 66591 39138 08h 00m 19.97s −63° 34′ 03.0″ 4.81 −1.29 542 B3V suspected variable
HD 73389 e2 73389 42134 08h 35m 19.65s −58° 00′ 33.5″ 4.84 0.60 229 K0III
HD 93607 93607 52736 10h 46m 51.24s −64° 23′ 00.6″ 4.87 −0.83 449 B3IV in IC 2602; suspected variable
HD 61248 Q 61248 36942 07h 35m 39.70s −52° 32′ 01.7″ 4.93 −0.48 394 K3III suspected variable
V376 Car b1 V376 77002 43937 08h 56m 58.43s −59° 13′ 45.7″ 4.93 −1.47 621 B2IV-V β Cep variable, Vmax = 4.91m, Vmin = 4.96m, P = 0.021 d
HD 91496 91496 51495 10h 31m 02.07s −73° 13′ 17.4″ 4.94 −2.42 964 K4/K5III suspected variable, Vmax = 4.87m, Vmin = 4.97m
HD 90264 L 90264 50847 10h 22m 58.18s −66° 54′ 05.5″ 4.97 −0.63 430 B8V
HD 92063 t1 92063 51912 10h 36m 20.56s −59° 33′ 51.5″ 5.08 0.50 269 K1III
HD 59219 59219 36114 07h 26m 21.86s −51° 01′ 06.6″ 5.09 −1.09 562 K0III
HD 96919 z2 V371 96919 54461 11h 08m 34.01s −61° 56′ 49.8″ 5.12 −6.03 5525 B9Ia α Cyg variable, Vmax = 5.12m, Vmin = 5.19m
HD 53047 53047 33779 07h 00m 51.51s −51° 24′ 09.5″ 5.14 −1.25 617 M1III semiregular variable
V386 Car V386 54118 34105 07h 04m 18.32s −56° 44′ 59.0″ 5.14 0.45 282 A0p: α2 CVn variable, ΔV = 0.026m, P = 3.28 d
HD 88981 M 88981 50083 10h 13m 30.68s −66° 22′ 22.2″ 5.15 0.31 304 Am
HD 69863 C 69863 40429 08h 15m 15.95s −62° 54′ 56.2″ 5.16 0.81 242 A+... binary star
HD 77370 b2 77370 44143 08h 59m 24.38s −59° 05′ 03.8″ 5.17 3.08 85 F3V
HR 3153 V460 66342 39070 07h 59m 37.55s −60° 35′ 13.5″ 5.19 −2.34 1045 M0II in NGC 2516; semiregular variable, Vmax = 5.15m, Vmin = 5.3m
HD 97583 97583 54767 11h 12m 45.27s −64° 10′ 11.2″ 5.22 0.30 314 B9V double star
HD 93549 93549 52701 10h 46m 29.61s −64° 15′ 47.7″ 5.23 −0.37 429 B7IV in IC 2602
HD 88323 88323 49698 10h 08m 42.84s −65° 48′ 55.9″ 5.26 0.16 341 K0III optical double
V524 Car V524 94367 53154 10h 52m 30.85s −57° 14′ 25.5″ 5.26 −6.08 6037 B9Ia α Cyg variable
HD 73390 e1 73390 42129 08h 35m 15.58s −58° 13′ 29.1″ 5.27 −2.08 962 B3V+...
HD 91056 91056 51313 10h 28m 52.60s −64° 10′ 20.2″ 5.27 −4.64 3135 K3Ib slow irregular variable
HD 80951 80951 45581 09h 17m 25.21s −74° 53′ 39.8″ 5.28 −1.44 721 A1V
HD 84121 84121 47479 09h 40m 42.60s −57° 59′ 00.9″ 5.30 1.16 220 A3IV
HD 93540 93540 52678 10h 46m 16.58s −64° 30′ 52.5″ 5.33 −0.45 466 B7:V in IC 2602; suspected variable
HD 92964 V519 92964 52405 10h 42m 40.57s −59° 12′ 56.8″ 5.36 −6.23 6792 B2.5Ia α Cyg variable, Vmax = 5.32m, Vmin = 5.43m, P = 14.68 d
HD 57917 57917 35589 07h 20m 38.81s −52° 05′ 09.3″ 5.38 −0.52 493 B9V
HD 80671 80671 45571 09h 17m 17.40s −68° 41′ 22.5″ 5.38 2.75 109 F4V
HD 49689 49689 32494 06h 46m 52.69s −51° 15′ 55.6″ 5.39 −1.83 906 K1II/IIIp+G: suspected variable
HD 73887 73887 42286 08h 37m 18.85s −62° 51′ 12.3″ 5.45 0.39 335 K0III
HD 82350 82350 46358 09h 27m 06.50s −71° 36′ 07.5″ 5.46 1.51 201 K2III
HD 83095 H 83095 46741 09h 31m 36.32s −73° 04′ 51.3″ 5.46 −1.47 791 K4III
HD 92207 V370 92207 52004 10h 37m 27.08s −58° 44′ 00.0″ 5.47 −6.52 8150 A0Ia α Cyg variable, Vmax = 5.45m, Vmin = 5.52m, P = 1.33 d
V450 Car V450 53921 34000 07h 03m 15.11s −59° 10′ 41.3″ 5.50 −0.35 482 B9IV 53 Per variable, ΔV = 0.02m
HD 92664 V364 92664 52221 10h 40m 11.46s −65° 06′ 00.9″ 5.51 −0.26 466 B9p Si α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 5.48m, Vmin = 5.52m, P = 1.67 d
HD 67364 67364 39566 08h 05m 03.71s −53° 06′ 28.5″ 5.52 0.11 393 K3/K4III
HD 79698 79698 45219 09h 12m 55.62s −59° 24′ 50.3″ 5.54 −0.28 475 G6II
HD 85656 85656 48310 09h 50m 55.60s −62° 44′ 42.5″ 5.56 −1.78 959 K1IIICN...
HD 64067 64067 38152 07h 49m 06.72s −56° 24′ 37.4″ 5.57 −1.72 934 G5II
HD 46569 46569 31079 06h 31m 18.22s −51° 49′ 34.3″ 5.58 2.73 121 F8V
HD 96706 96706 54327 11h 06m 49.93s −70° 52′ 40.6″ 5.58 −2.12 1128 B2V variable star, ΔV = 0.004m, P = 1.74 d
HD 65907 65907 38908 07h 57m 46.30s −60° 18′ 12.1″ 5.59 4.54 53 G2V...
HD 76113 76113 43499 08h 51m 36.53s −57° 38′ 01.0″ 5.59 −1.12 716 B8III
V448 Car O V448 49877 32531 06h 47m 18.71s −55° 32′ 24.2″ 5.60 −0.72 598 K5III semiregular variable
HD 65273 65273 38656 07h 54m 53.39s −57° 18′ 10.4″ 5.62 0.51 343 K3/K4III
HD 68434 68434 39957 08h 09m 33.63s −56° 05′ 07.7″ 5.66 0.33 380 A3m...
HD 89715 89715 50520 10h 19m 05.12s −64° 40′ 34.6″ 5.66 0.90 292 A1V
V372 Car V372 64722 38438 07h 52m 29.75s −54° 22′ 01.9″ 5.69 −2.56 1462 B1.5IV β Cep variable, ΔV = 0.027m, P = 0.12 d
HD 88661 QY 88661 49934 10h 11m 46.47s −58° 03′ 38.0″ 5.70 −2.29 1294 B2IVnpe γ Cas variable, Vmax = 5.63m, Vmin = 5.83m
S Car S 88366 49751 10h 09m 22.01s −61° 32′ 57.1″ 5.71 1780 K5-M6e Mira variable, Vmax = 4.5m, Vmin = 9.9m, P = 149.49 d
HD 97670 97670 54829 11h 13m 30.79s −59° 37′ 09.5″ 5.73 −3.00 1821 B1.5V suspected variable
HD 65662 65662 38783 07h 56m 18.65s −60° 31′ 35.3″ 5.74 −2.17 1244 K4II in NGC 2516
HD 93163 93163 52487 10h 43m 51.21s −64° 14′ 56.6″ 5.75 −1.71 1009 B3:V suspected eclipsing binary, ΔV = 0.03m
HD 66194 V374 66194 38994 07h 58m 50.56s −60° 49′ 28.2″ 5.77 −1.72 1028 B2IVnpe in NGC 2516; γ Cas variable, Vmax = 5.72m, Vmin = 5.84m
HD 81830 81830 46225 09h 25m 27.38s −61° 57′ 02.2″ 5.77 1.47 236 A4V+...
HD 64185 64185 38160 07h 49m 12.95s −60° 17′ 02.5″ 5.78 3.06 114 F1V spectroscopic binary
HD 76538 76538 43669 08h 53m 48.67s −60° 21′ 14.2″ 5.78 −2.35 1376 B5III
HD 85655 85655 48339 09h 51m 12.03s −59° 25′ 32.4″ 5.79 −1.01 746 K2IIICNp...
HD 77615 77615 44256 09h 00m 45.75s −60° 57′ 49.8″ 5.80 −2.13 1259 G8II
HD 84152 84152 47498 09h 41m 02.10s −57° 15′ 34.0″ 5.80 0.57 362 K0/K1III
HD 88473 88473 49764 10h 09m 30.20s −68° 40′ 58.2″ 5.80 −0.46 583 A0IV
HD 49517 49517 32402 06h 45m 53.72s −52° 24′ 35.0″ 5.81 −2.32 1376 K3III
HD 93943 93943 52922 10h 49m 24.46s −59° 19′ 25.6″ 5.85 −1.24 853 B9.5IV/V
HD 80950 80950 45585 09h 17m 27.63s −74° 44′ 04.8″ 5.86 1.32 264 A0V
HD 60060 60060 36444 07h 29m 59.74s −52° 39′ 04.6″ 5.87 0.84 330 K0III
HD 66441 66441 39184 08h 00m 49.96s −54° 09′ 04.7″ 5.87 −0.79 700 B5Vn suspected variable
V482 Car V482 82536 46620 09h 30m 23.45s −58° 21′ 42.9″ 5.88 −1.68 1058 M2III semiregular variable
V514 Car V514 92287 52043 10h 38m 02.66s −57° 15′ 22.7″ 5.89 −2.08 1278 B3IV rotating ellipsoidal variable, Vmax = 5.88m, Vmin = 5.92m, P = 2.90 d
HD 82406 82406 46460 09h 28m 30.60s −66° 42′ 07.2″ 5.90 1.33 268 A0V
HD 82347 82347 46482 09h 28m 47.19s −62° 16′ 23.5″ 5.91 0.06 482 K1III
HD 87283 87283 49164 10h 02m 00.11s −60° 25′ 15.2″ 5.93 −4.03 3196 A9IV possibly in NGC 3114
HD 90454 90454 50993 10h 24m 59.50s −58° 34′ 34.7″ 5.93 1.13 297 F2III
T Car T 94776 53394 10h 55m 17.26s −60° 31′ 01.9″ 5.93 1.07 306 K0III not variable
HD 60228 60228 36496 07h 30m 30.91s −54° 23′ 58.0″ 5.95 0.33 433 M1III
HD 94683 94683 53334 10h 54m 29.60s −61° 49′ 35.8″ 5.95 −2.59 1663 K4III suspected variable
HD 54732 54732 34349 07h 07m 13.30s −51° 58′ 06.2″ 5.96 −0.23 564 K0III
HD 56705 56705 35084 07h 15m 21.27s −52° 29′ 58.3″ 5.96 0.58 389 K0V
HD 70839 70839 40932 08h 21m 12.10s −57° 58′ 23.6″ 5.96 −3.36 2380 B1.5III
HD 92436 92436 52127 10h 38m 59.70s −58° 49′ 00.8″ 5.96 −0.53 648 M1III
HD 91533 91533 51623 10h 32m 47.82s −58° 40′ 00.3″ 5.98 −6.71 11241 A2Iab suspected variable
V522 Car V522 93737 52827 10h 48m 05.42s −59° 55′ 09.0″ 5.98 A0Ia α Cyg variable
HD 81613 81613 46101 09h 24m 05.50s −61° 38′ 55.6″ 5.99 0.92 337 K0III
HD 94650 94650 53272 10h 53m 42.13s −70° 43′ 13.2″ 5.99 −0.89 776 B6V
HD 98560 98560 55280 11h 19m 16.84s −64° 34′ 57.4″ 5.99 3.12 122 F6IV
HD 90874 90874 51194 10h 27m 25.40s −65° 42′ 17.0″ 6.00 1.76 229 A2V
HD 53349 53349 33800 07h 01m 05.18s −58° 56′ 25.1″ 6.01 2.36 175 F0V suspected variable
HD 76346 76346 43620 08h 53m 03.80s −56° 38′ 58.5″ 6.02 1.23 296 A0V has a planet (b)
HD 80094 80094 45418 09h 15m 17.66s −58° 23′ 18.2″ 6.02 0.00 522 B7IV variable star, ΔV = 0.008m, P = 1.56 d
HD 56239 56239 34780 07h 12m 01.98s −63° 11′ 24.2″ 6.03 −0.29 598 A0IV/V
HD 57852 57852 35564 07h 20m 21.46s −52° 18′ 42.8″ 6.05 113 F5V component of the HIP 35564 system; suspected variable
HD 82068 82068 46328 09h 26m 44.18s −64° 55′ 47.5″ 6.05 1.88 223 A3Vn
V390 Car V390 61966 37248 07h 39m 00.34s −53° 16′ 24.2″ 6.06 −0.05 544 B9IV-Vp... α2 CVn variable, ΔV = 0.004m
V535 Car V535 98292 55140 11h 17m 19.02s −67° 49′ 24.6″ 6.06 −2.52 1698 M2III slow irregular variable
HD 88825 88825 50044 10h 13m 01.16s −59° 55′ 05.1″ 6.07 −2.84 1976 B4Ve
HD 96544 96544 54294 11h 06m 29.30s −58° 40′ 30.1″ 6.07 −1.81 1226 K2II/III
HD 92682 92682 52150 10h 39m 15.94s −74° 29′ 36.2″ 6.08 −1.57 1105 K3II variable star, ΔV = 0.005m, P = 0.084 d
HD 63382 63382 37854 07h 45m 35.52s −56° 43′ 21.3″ 6.10 −1.20 942 F0II
R Car R 82901 46806 09h 32m 14.60s −62° 47′ 20.0″ 6.10 416 M6.5 IIIpev Mira variable, Vmax = 3.9m, Vmin = 10.5m, P = 308.71 d
HD 91619 V369 91619 51676 10h 33m 25.40s −58° 11′ 24.6″ 6.11 −6.99 13583 B7Ia α Cyg variable, ΔV = 0.1m, P = 1.12 d
U Car U 95109 53589 10h 57m 48.19s −59° 43′ 55.9″ 6.11 G3Ia classical Cepheid, Vmax = 5.74m, Vmin = 6.96m, P = 38.83 d
HD 70982 70982 40926 08h 21m 07.65s −64° 06′ 21.4″ 6.11 0.34 464 G6/G8III
V461 Car V461 66546 39225 08h 01m 23.05s −54° 30′ 56.0″ 6.12 −1.92 1320 B2IV-V Algol variable
HD 65908 65908 38863 07h 57m 12.76s −63° 17′ 48.8″ 6.14 0.37 464 B8V
V478 Car V478 80710 45615 09h 17m 51.67s −67° 03′ 03.2″ 6.14 −1.96 1358 K2III semiregular variable
HD 87543 87543 49281 10h 03m 34.14s −61° 53′ 02.6″ 6.14 −2.49 1734 B4:Vne
HD 95208 95208 53546 10h 57m 15.81s −75° 05′ 59.2″ 6.16 −3.12 2345 K1II
HD 95324 95324 53701 10h 59m 14.05s −61° 19′ 14.7″ 6.16 0.93 363 B8IV
HD 96088 96088 54082 11h 04m 00.25s −57° 57′ 19.2″ 6.16 −3.63 2964 B3III
HD 47001 47001 31265 06h 33m 26.31s −52° 19′ 45.5″ 6.18 −0.17 607 G8III
V492 Car V492 86659 48782 09h 56m 59.84s −69° 06′ 06.6″ 6.18 −1.43 1087 B3V 53 Per variable
HD 87436 87436 49233 10h 02m 59.95s −60° 10′ 43.3″ 6.18 −3.80 3228 A6II/III suspected variable
HD 90630 90630 50976 10h 24m 44.56s −73° 58′ 18.3″ 6.18 0.53 441 A2/A3V suspected variable
V655 Car V655 91272 51425 10h 30m 08.81s −66° 59′ 04.8″ 6.19 −1.70 1235 B4IV Algol variable, Vmax = 6.19m, Vmin = 6.36m, P = 16.93 d
HD 62897 62897 37599 07h 42m 53.36s −58° 13′ 48.5″ 6.20 −0.23 629 K0III
HD 75086 75086 42936 08h 45m 05.55s −58° 43′ 27.6″ 6.20 −1.23 997 B7III
HD 87238 87238 49160 10h 01m 58.09s −57° 20′ 59.4″ 6.20 −0.62 753 K1II
HD 84850 84850 47913 09h 45m 55.82s −58° 47′ 38.4″ 6.22 1.68 264 F5IV
HD 89263 89263 50287 10h 16m 03.26s −59° 54′ 12.4″ 6.22 1.63 270 A5V
V532 Car V532 97451 54708 11h 12m 03.60s −58° 25′ 24.1″ 6.24 −0.53 736 M4III semiregular variable
HD 91767 91767 51732 10h 34m 12.72s −60° 59′ 15.5″ 6.25 −0.78 830 K2/K3III suspected variable
HD 65750 V341 65750 38834 07h 56m 50.70s −59° 07′ 35.0″ 6.25 967 M0III semiregular variable, Vmax = 6.2m, Vmin = 7.1m
HD 93344 93344 52520 10h 44m 20.10s −70° 51′ 35.0″ 6.25 1.12 346 A5IV/V
HD 52603 52603 33588 06h 58m 39.81s −55° 43′ 44.1″ 6.26 1.59 280 K2III
HD 74622 74622 42717 08h 42m 20.90s −55° 46′ 28.8″ 6.26 1.23 331 K2III
υ Car B υ 85124 09h 47m 06.70s −65° 04′ 21.0″ 6.26 1623 A8 Ib component of the υ Car system
HD 93372 93372 52535 10h 44m 27.25s −72° 26′ 37.1″ 6.26 3.74 104 F6V
HD 93502 93502 52679 10h 46m 17.12s −60° 36′ 10.4″ 6.26 1.01 365 A0IV
HD 94491 94491 53231 10h 53m 21.18s −58° 53′ 36.5″ 6.26 −2.16 1575 B5V
HD 82858 82858 46737 09h 31m 33.05s −66° 43′ 08.6″ 6.27 −0.40 703 K1III
HD 66607 66607 39238 08h 01m 31.58s −55° 27′ 16.8″ 6.28 −0.28 668 B4V
V375 Car V375 67536 39530 08h 04m 42.94s −62° 50′ 10.9″ 6.29 1249 B2.5Vn β Cep variable, ΔV = 0.04m, P = 1.02 d
HD 61031 61031 36856 07h 34m 39.58s −51° 28′ 28.3″ 6.29 −1.76 1331 A1III/IV
HD 93662 93662 52797 10h 47m 38.41s −57° 28′ 02.7″ 6.29 −3.35 2763 M1II suspected variable, Vmax = 6.28m, Vmin = 6.41m
HD 94275 94275 53100 10h 51m 46.93s −57° 16′ 20.3″ 6.29 −0.05 604 A6III
HD 63926 63926 38087 07h 48m 19.51s −56° 28′ 15.9″ 6.30 −2.91 2264 K0III+...
HD 66341 66341 39073 07h 59m 40.09s −60° 12′ 26.6″ 6.30 −1.81 1364 B8III in NGC 2516
HD 81502 81502 46049 09h 23m 27.33s −60° 18′ 08.4″ 6.30 −2.91 2264 K1/K2II/III
HD 86606 86606 48715 09h 56m 09.76s −71° 23′ 21.5″ 6.30 −2.69 2050 B1Ib
HD 68423 68423 39843 08h 08m 24.65s −63° 48′ 03.0″ 6.32 −0.58 782 B6V suspected variable
HD 80126 80126 45437 09h 15m 34.73s −57° 34′ 39.9″ 6.32 −1.32 1098 G8II
QZ Car QZ 93206 52526 10h 44m 22.92s −59° 59′ 36.0″ 6.32 −3.23 2650 B0Ib: in Collinder 228; β Lyr variable, Vmax = 6.16m, Vmin = 6.49m, P = 6.00 d
HD 82458 82458 46407 09h 27m 49.19s −71° 46′ 52.3″ 6.33 2.57 184 F3/F5V
V486 Car V486 84416 47591 09h 42m 12.99s −66° 54′ 53.4″ 6.33 0.04 592 A0V β Lyr variable
HD 92536 92536 52160 10h 39m 22.85s −64° 06′ 42.5″ 6.33 0.49 479 B8V in IC 2602
HD 74341 74341 42579 08h 40m 43.55s −57° 32′ 43.9″ 6.34 2.13 227 A3V
HD 90074 90074 50785 10h 22m 10.48s −58° 15′ 56.3″ 6.34 1.23 343 G6III
HD 90289 90289 50916 10h 23m 50.66s −57° 57′ 14.1″ 6.34 −0.59 793 K5Ib-II suspected variable, Vmax = 6.33m, Vmin = 6.35m
HD 93649 93649 52730 10h 46m 48.09s −69° 12′ 35.3″ 6.34 −2.04 1545 A2IV
HD 97472 97472 54673 11h 11m 29.57s −71° 26′ 10.3″ 6.34 0.08 583 K2/K3III
HD 74148 74148 42440 08h 39m 13.24s −60° 19′ 02.4″ 6.35 0.71 437 A0V
HD 89805 89805 50562 10h 19m 42.04s −65° 08′ 14.1″ 6.35 −2.59 2000 K2II
WR 22 V429 92740 52308 10h 41m 17.52s −59° 40′ 36.9″ 6.35 −4.72 5344 WN7 + A(SB1) Wolf–Rayet star and Algol variable, Vmax = 6.33m, Vmin = 6.52m, P = 80.34 d; one of the most luminous stars known
HD 93739 93739 52785 10h 47m 30.62s −69° 26′ 15.8″ 6.35 −1.57 1249 B2IV
HD 65189 65189 38667 07h 55m 00.44s −52° 35′ 00.1″ 6.36 −1.08 1003 B8III
HD 72322 72322 41653 08h 29m 36.40s −55° 11′ 27.3″ 6.36 −0.36 721 G0V
V473 Car V473 76640 43763 08h 54m 54.05s −58° 14′ 22.9″ 6.36 −0.77 869 B5V 53 Per variable
HD 79699 79699 45214 09h 12m 50.63s −60° 55′ 00.5″ 6.36 0.21 553 B9V
HD 78632 78632 44665 09h 06m 07.61s −64° 29′ 59.7″ 6.37 0.08 590 K3III
HD 61394 61394 36977 07h 36m 01.62s −55° 53′ 15.8″ 6.39 0.06 601 K1/K2IIICN.
HD 96568 96568 54289 11h 06m 24.32s −64° 50′ 23.8″ 6.39 0.58 473 A3V
HD 44267 44267 29913 06h 17m 51.74s −52° 43′ 58.9″ 6.40 −0.70 858 K2/K3III variable star, ΔV = 0.008m, P = 1.32 d
HD 62758 62758 37530 07h 42m 10.22s −58° 37′ 51.4″ 6.40 −1.18 1069 B2.5V
V368 Car V368 88647 49926 10h 11m 35.49s −58° 49′ 40.2″ 6.40 801 M3III semiregular variable, Vmax = 6.1m, Vmin = 6.4m
HD 51210 51210 33012 06h 52m 45.44s −59° 20′ 28.6″ 6.41 0.62 470 A3m...
HD 87438 87438 49223 10h 02m 49.42s −62° 09′ 24.0″ 6.41 −3.23 2763 K3Ib irregular variable, Vmax = 6.38m, Vmin = 6.43m
HD 91270 91270 51461 10h 30m 39.24s −61° 21′ 23.4″ 6.41 −0.57 811 M2III suspected variable
HD 84046 84046 47422 09h 39m 45.15s −62° 56′ 34.7″ 6.42 0.01 623 B8/B9III/IVw... suspected variable, Vmax = 6.42m, Vmin = 6.8m
HD 88907 88907 50067 10h 13m 21.20s −61° 39′ 31.8″ 6.42 −1.06 1022 B2V
V507 Car V507 90966 51265 10h 28m 18.28s −63° 09′ 52.5″ 6.42 −2.56 2037 B2/B3III:ne Be star
HD 91094 91094 51327 10h 29m 03.67s −65° 10′ 34.8″ 6.42 0.00 627 M1III semiregular variable
HD 98025 98025 55003 11h 15m 42.76s −57° 21′ 21.1″ 6.42 0.16 583 A3V
HD 78293 78293 44565 09h 04m 48.00s −57° 51′ 09.5″ 6.43 −1.21 1101 A8III
HD 93359 93359 52537 10h 44m 32.42s −70° 51′ 18.9″ 6.43 1.25 354 A6IV
HD 65867 65867 38963 07h 58m 21.47s −51° 26′ 54.9″ 6.44 0.43 518 A8/A9IV suspected eclipsing binary
V469 Car V469 72303 41644 08h 29m 29.82s −54° 12′ 42.5″ 6.44 −0.28 720 Ap Si α2 CVn variable
HD 49705 49705 32477 06h 46m 41.70s −54° 41′ 42.2″ 6.45 0.93 414 G6III
HD 81896 81896 46143 09h 24m 37.16s −70° 04′ 32.8″ 6.45 0.06 617 K1III
V495 Car V495 88158 49642 10h 07m 56.64s −62° 13′ 17.2″ 6.45 −0.55 817 Ap Si α2 CVn variable
WR 24 93131 52488 10h 43m 52.27s −60° 07′ 04.0″ 6.46 −5.05 6520 WN7 + A in Collinder 228; Wolf–Rayet star, Vmax = 6.46m, Vmin = 6.49m, P = 4.76 d; one of the most luminous stars known
HD 52622 52622 33577 06h 58m 36.39s −56° 23′ 41.2″ 6.46 1.46 326 F2II suspected variable
HD 54967 54967 34350 07h 07m 16.28s −59° 42′ 59.2″ 6.46 −1.79 1455 B3V
HD 93738 93738 52815 10h 47m 53.55s −64° 15′ 46.3″ 6.46 0.67 469 B9.5V in IC 2602
HD 49219 49219 32269 06h 44m 12.81s −54° 41′ 43.9″ 6.47 −0.30 736 B5/B6V variable star, ΔV = 0.011m, P = 1.60 d
HD 70267 70267 40655 08h 17m 55.79s −59° 10′ 00.3″ 6.47 2.01 254 F5V
V487 Car V487 84809 47893 09h 45m 40.64s −57° 11′ 09.8″ 6.47 −0.66 869 B8III/IV α2 CVn variable
HD 93695 93695 52806 10h 47m 44.34s −59° 52′ 30.9″ 6.47 −1.41 1230 B5Vvar
HD 95122 95122 53556 10h 57m 20.22s −69° 02′ 17.0″ 6.48 −0.55 832 B7V suspected variable
HD 92399 92399 52103 10h 38m 45.39s −59° 15′ 44.7″ 6.50 −1.82 1502 B4/B5III/IV
HD 96248 V414 96248 54179 11h 04m 57.57s −59° 51′ 32.0″ 6.58 3700 B1Iab α Cyg variable, Vmax = 6.53m, Vmin = 6.62m, P = 8.52 d
HD 57853 57853 35564 07h 20m 21.43s −52° 18′ 31.91″ 6.63 113 F9V component of the HIP 35564 system
QX Car QX 86118 48589 09h 54m 33.88s −58° 25′ 16.6″ 6.64 1610 B2V Algol variable, Vmax = 6.6m, Vmin = 7.21m, P = 4.48 d
HD 96446 V430 96446 54266 11h 06m 05.82s −59° 56′ 59.6″ 6.68 1540 B2k β Cep variable, ΔV = 0.03m
HD 53143 53143 33690 06h 59m 59.66s −61° 20′ 10.3″ 6.68 59.74 G9V has a circumstellar disk
VY Car VY 93203 52538 10h 44m 32.69s −57° 33′ 55.3″ 6.91 9100 F7Iab/Ib classical Cepheid, Vmax = 6.91m, Vmin = 8.00m, P = 18.89 d
AG Car AG 94910 53461 10h 56m 11.58s −60° 27′ 12.8″ 6.96 17000 B2-3Ib/WN11 luminous blue variable, Vmax = 5.7m, Vmin = 8.3m, P = 371.4 d
BO Car BO 93420 10h 45m 50.63s −59° 29′ 19.5″ 7.18 M4Iab: semiregular variable, Vmax = 7.15m, Vmin = 7.95m, P = 130.7 d
HD 93403 93403 52628 10h 45m 44.12s −59° 24′ 28.1″ 7.30 2670 O5.5I+O7V binary star
HD 93129A 93129A 10h 43m 57.46s −59° 32′ 51.2″ 7.31 7500 O2If*+O3.5 in Trumpler 14; binary star; primary is one of the most luminous stars known
V Car V 72275 41588 08h 28m 43.70s −60° 07′ 21.3″ 7.31 5600 G2Iab: classical Cepheid, Vmax = 7.08m, Vmin = 7.82m, P = 6.70 d
HD 93843 93843 10h 48m 37.78s −60° 13′ 25.5″ 7.33 O5III(f)v irregular variable, Vmax = 7.31m, Vmin = 7.35m
HD 95086 95086 53524 10h 57m 03.0s −68° 40′ 02″ 7.36 295 A8III has a planet (b)
HD 93250 93250 52558 10h 44m 45.03s −59° 33′ 54.7″ 7.50 7500 O4IIIfc in Trumpler 16; suspected variable
HR Car HR 90177 50843 10h 22m 53.84s −59° 37′ 28.4″ 7.57 17700 B3Iaep luminous blue variable, Vmax = 6.8m, Vmin = 8.80m
WR 40 V385 96548 54283 11h 06m 17.20s −65° 30′ 35.2″ 7.70 5900 WN8h Wolf–Rayet star and rotating ellipsoidal variable, ΔV = 0.04m, P = 4.76 d; one of the most luminous stars known
HD 93205 V560 93205 10h 44m 33.74s −59° 44′ 15.5″ 7.75 7500 O3.5V((f+)) in Trumpler 16; rotating ellipsoidal variable, Vmax = 7.74m, Vmin = 7.76m, P = 6.08 d
IW Car IW 82084
82085		 09h 26m 53.30s −63° 37′ 48.9″ 7.90 A4Iab/II: RV Tau variable, Vmax = 7.77m, Vmin = 9.10m, P = 143.6 d
HD 65216 65216 38558 07h 53m 41.3s −63° 38′ 50.4″ 7.98 112 G5V has two planets (b & c)
HD 97152 V431 97152 54574 11h 10m 04.08s −60° 58′ 45.0″ 8.07 4000 WC7+O7V Wolf–Rayet star; eclipsing binary, Vmax = 7.97m, Vmin = 8.08m, P = 1.62 d
HD 63765 63765 38041 07h 47m 49.72s −54° 15′ 50.9″ 8.10 5.53 106 G9V Tapecue; has a planet (b)
Y Car Y 91565 51653 10h 33m 10.85s −58° 29′ 55.1″ 8.16 3050 F2 double-mode Cepheid, Vmax = 7.53m, Vmin = 8.48m, P = 3.64 d
HD 51608 51608 33229 06h 54m 51s −55° 15′ 34″ 8.17 114 K0IV has two planets (b & c)
HD 85628 A 85628 09h 50m 19.2s −66° 06′ 50″ 8.19 559 A3V has a planet (b)
YZ Car YZ 90912 51262 10h 28m 16.85s −59° 21′ 00.7″ 8.24 5900 G5 classical Cepheid, Vmax = 8.24m, Vmin = 9.08m, P = 18.17 d
WR 16 V396 86161 48617 09h 54m 52.90s −57° 43′ 38.3″ 8.32 WN8h rotating ellipsoidal variable, ΔV = 0.06m; one of the most luminous stars known
EM Car EM 97484 11h 12m 04.51s −61° 05′ 42.9″ 8.52 O8V Algol variable
RT Car RT 303310 52562 10h 44m 47.15s −59° 24′ 48.1″ 8.55 1430 M2Iab: possibly in Trumpler 15; irregular variable, Vmax = 8.2m, Vmin = 9.9m, one of the largest stars known
HD 85567 V596 85567 48269 09h 50m 28.54s −60° 58′ 03.0″ 8.57 6900 B2 FS CMa variable, Vmax = 8.44m, Vmin = 8.75m
UX Car UX 91039 51338 10h 29m 11.24s −57° 36′ 48.3″ 8.62 2530 F2II classical Cepheid, Vmax = 7.81m, Vmin = 8.67m, P = 3.68 d
XZ Car XZ 305996 54101 11h 04m 13.47s −60° 58′ 47.7″ 8.67 B2:pe classical Cepheid, Vmax = 8.05m, Vmin = 9.12m, P = 16.65 d
GG Car GG 94878 53444 10h 55m 58.92s −60° 23′ 33.4″ 8.70 B0/2eq Be star and re-radiating binary system, Vmax = 8.44m, Vmin = 9.08m, P = 31.03 d
V403 Car V403 10h 35m 40.67s −58° 12′ 44.6″ 8.74 8400 B1III in NGC 3293; β Cep variable, ΔV = 0.033m, P = 0.25 d
Tr 16-104 V572 10h 44m 47.31s −59° 43′ 53.2″ 8.75 7500 O7V((f))+
O9.5V+
B0.2IV		 in Trumpler 16; Algol variable, Vmax = 8.66m, Vmin = 9.07m, P = 2.15 d
V348 Car V348 90707 10h 29m 59.00s −57° 40′ 32.8″ 8.78 B1III β Lyr variable, Vmax = 8.55m, Vmin = 8.93m, P = 5.56 d
WR 25 93162 10h 44m 10.34s −59° 43′ 11.4″ 8.80 7500 O2.5If*/WN6 in Trumpler 16; Wolf–Rayet star; one of the most luminous stars known
HD 60435 V409 60435 36537 07h 30m 56.99s −57° 59′ 28.2″ 8.89 739 Ap... rapidly oscillating Ap star
WR 23 92809 52331 10h 41m 38.32s −58° 46′ 18.7″ 9.03 3400 WC6 Wolf–Rayet star
HD 92024 V381 92024 10h 36m 08.31s −58° 13′ 04.77″ 9.04 8400 B1III in NGC 3293; β Cep variable, Vmax = 9.04m, Vmin = 9.06m, P = 0.17 d
GH Car GH 306077 54621 11h 10m 44.59s −60° 45′ 01.0″ 9.20 G0 classical Cepheid, Vmax = 9m, Vmin = 9.35m, P = 5.73 d
WZ Car WZ 94777 53397 10h 55m 18.73s −60° 56′ 24.0″ 9.37 4700 F8 classical Cepheid, Vmax = 8.63m, Vmin = 9.88m, P = 23.02 d
CPD -59° 2635 V731 10h 45m 12.72s −59° 44′ 46.2″ 9.43 7500 O8V+O9.5V in Trumpler 16; Algol variable, Vmax = 9.27m, Vmin = 9.78m, P = 2.30 d
V392 Car V392 07h 58m 10.47s −60° 51′ 57.5″ 9.49 A2Vp... in NGC 2516; Algol and α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 9.49m, Vmin = 9.67m
XY Car XY 308149 53945 11h 02m 16.07s −64° 15′ 46.5″ 9.49 G5 classical Cepheid, Vmax = 8.82m, Vmin = 9.77m, P = 12.43 d
HD 87643 V640 87643 10h 04m 30.29s −58° 39′ 52.1″ 9.50 B2e Orion variable, Vmax = 7.4m, Vmin = 9.8m
CPD -59 2628 V573 10h 45m 08.23s −59° 40′ 49.5″ 9.52 7500 O9.5V+B0.3V in Trumpler 16; Algol variable
HD 90657 V398 90657 51109 10h 26m 31.41s −58° 38′ 26.2″ 9.69 3500 WN5+O4-6 Wolf–Rayet star; eclipsing binary, ΔV = 0.035m
GL Car GL 306168 11h 14m 39.84s −60° 39′ 36.3″ 9.70 B3:V Algol variable
DW Car DW 305543 10h 43m 10.07s −60° 02′ 11.7″ 9.85 B2:pe in Collinder 228; Algol variable
SS73 17 V648 10h 11m 02.95s −57° 48′ 13.9″ 9.99 M3pe+OB Z And variable, Vmax = 9.6m, Vmin = 10.0m, P = 520 d
CPD -57 2874 10h 15m 21.97s −57° 51′ 42.7″ 10.16 sgB1[e] B[e] star
GZ Car GZ 302719 50615 10h 20m 20.37s −59° 22′ 35.8″ 10.20 2400 G5 double-mode Cepheid, Vmax = 9.98m, Vmin = 10.47m, P = 4.16 d
HH Car HH 303503 10h 53m 36.47s −59° 27′ 18.2″ 10.31 B Algol variable, Vmax = 10.3m, Vmin = 10.82m, P = 3.23 d
EY Car EY 52380 10h 42m 23.03s −61° 09′ 57.3″ 10.35 B2:pe double-mode Cepheid, Vmax = 10.01m, Vmin = 10.56m, P = 2.88 d
HD 307938 V557 307938 10h 42m 41.52s −64° 21′ 04.4″ 10.57 G2V BY Dra variable, ΔV = 0.21m
WR 18 V500 89358 50368 10h 17m 02.27s −57° 54′ 47.9″ 10.6 6300 WN4-s Wolf–Rayet star
HD 94546 V428 94546 53274 10h 53m 44.82s −59° 30′ 46.7″ 10.7 WN4+O8V Wolf–Rayet star; eclipsing binary, ΔV = 0.05m
He 3-519 10h 53m 59.59s −60° 26′ 44.3″ 10.85 WN11 Wolf–Rayet star, Vmax = 10.6m, Vmin = 11.0m
NGC 3603-A1 97950A 11h 15m 07.31s −61° 15′ 38.4″ 11.12 20000 WN6ha+O3V in NGC 3603; Algol variable, ΔV = 0.45m, P = 3.77 d both components among the most luminous and massive stars known
CR Car CR 10h 32m 54.07s −58° 31′ 15.5″ 11.30 B2:pe classical Cepheid, Vmax = 11.3m, Vmin = 11.89m, P = 9.76 d
NGC 3603-B 97950B 11h 15m 07.41s −61° 15′ 38.6″ 11.33 WN6h+abs one of the most luminous and most massive stars known
Innes' star 11h 16m 00.21s −57° 32′ 51.6″ 11.52 41.31 M3.5 has a planet
QU Car QU 310376 54226 11h 05m 42.49s −68° 37′ 58.2″ 11.54 1290 B+... V Sge variable, Vmax = 10.9m, Vmin = 11.7m, P = 0.45 d
WR 30 V541 94305 10h 51m 06.01s −62° 17′ 01.7″ 11.73 WC6+O7.5V Algol variable, ΔV = 0.09m
Wray 15-751 V432 11h 08m 40.06s −60° 42′ 51.7″ 11.79 WR: luminous blue variable, Vmax = 10.7m, Vmin = 12.43m
NGC 3603-C 97950C 11h 15m 07.59s −61° 15′ 18.0″ 11.89 WN6h+abs spectroscopic binary
FO 15 V662 10h 45m 36.32s −59° 48′ 23.2″ 12.09 7500 O5.5V+O9.5V in Trumpler 16; Algol variable, Vmax = 12.09m, Vmin = 12.7m, P = 1.41 d
Sher 25 11h 15m 07.8s −61° 15′ 17″ 12.27 B1.5Iab in NGC 3603; potential supernova progenitor
WR 30a V574 10h 51m 38.93s −60° 56′ 35.2″ 12.73 WR+... Algol variable, ΔV = 0.05m
GJ 1128 09h 42m 46.356s −68° 53′ 06.04″ 12.78 M4.0V
He 2-38 V366 09h 54m 43.29s −57° 18′ 52.4″ 12.92 M5-7.5 Mira and Z And variable, Vmax = 12.1m, Vmin = 14.4m, P = 433 d
BPM 6502 V727 10h 44m 10.23s −69° 18′ 18.0″ 13.09 DA2.2+M re-radiating binary system
WR 20a V712 10h 23m 58.00s −57° 45′ 49.0″ 13.5 O3If*/WN6+
O3If*/WN6		 in Westerlund 2; Algol variable
LHS 288 10h 44m 21.32s −61° 12′ 38.4″ 13.92 15.602 M4
OGLE-TR-113 V752 10h 52m 24.4s −61° 26′ 48.5″ 14.42 1800 K has a transiting planet (b)
MTT 68 11h 14m 59.50s −61° 14′ 33.89″ 14.72 −6.4 25,000 O2If* rare O2If* type, along with HD 93129A
2S 0921-630 V395 09h 22m 35.20s −63° 17′ 38.5″ 15.3 K0IIIe low-mass X-ray binary
OGLE-TR-123 V816 11h 06m 51.1s −61° 11′ 10.5″ 15.47 FV+MV possibly has a transiting planet
OGLE-TR-111 V759 10h 53m 17.9s −61° 24′ 20.3″ 15.55 5000 G has a transiting planet (b) and
a possible second planet
OGLE-TR-132 V742 10h 50m 34.7s −61° 57′ 25.9″ 15.72 7110 F has a transiting planet (b)
OY Car OY 10h 06m 22.07s −70° 14′ 04.6″ 16.2 277 M5/M6:... SU UMa variable and eclipsing binary, Vmax = 11.2m, Vmin = 16.2m, P = 0.063 d
OGLE-TR-182 11h 09m 18.73s −61° 05′ 42.93″ 16.84 12700 G has a transiting planet (b)
OGLE-TR-211 10h 40m 14.39s −62° 27′ 20.2″ 5300 F has a transiting planet (b)
OGLE-TR-122 V817 11h 06m 52.0s −60° 51′ 45.7″ has a transiting brown dwarf
OGLE2-TR-L9 11h 07m 55s −61° 08′ 46″ 2935 F3 has a transiting planet (b)
1E 1048.1-5937 10h 50m 08.93s −59° 53′ 19.9″ Be anomalous X-ray pulsar
DENIS J081730.0-615520 08h 17m 30.01s −61° 55′ 15.8″ 16.1 T6 brown dwarf
PSR J1048-5832 10h 48m 12.20s −58° 32′ 05.8″ pulsar
PSR J1119-6127 11h 19m 14.30s −61° 27′ 49.5″ pulsar
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  1. ^ Gray, R. O.; Garrison, R. F. (1989-02-01). "The Early F-Type Stars: Refined Classification, Confrontation with Stroemgren Photometry, and the Effects of Rotation". The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series. 69: 301. Bibcode:1989ApJS...69..301G. doi:10.1086/191315. ISSN 0067-0049.
  2. ^ Lopez-Cruz, O.; Garrison, R. F. (1993-01-01). "A Spectroscopic Study of High Galactic Latitude F Supergiant Stars". Luminous High-Latitude Stars. 45: 59. Bibcode:1993ASPC...45...59L.
  3. ^ Kunitzsch, P., & Smart, T. (2006). A Dictionary of Modern star Names: A Short Guide to 254 Star Names and Their Derivations (2nd rev. ed.). Cambridge, MA: Sky Pub. p. 25. ISBN 978-1-931559-44-7.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  4. ^ Gray, R. O.; Corbally, C. J.; Garrison, R. F.; McFadden, M. T.; Bubar, E. J.; McGahee, C. E.; O'Donoghue, A. A.; Knox, E. R. (July 2006). "Contributions to the Nearby Stars (NStars) Project: Spectroscopy of Stars Earlier than M0 within 40 parsecs: The Southern Sample". The Astronomical Journal. 132 (1): 161–170. arXiv:astro-ph/0603770. doi:10.1086/504637. ISSN 0004-6256.

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