List of stars in Triangulum

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

Name	B	F	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
β Tri	β	4		13161	10064	02^h 09^m 32.52^s	+34° 59′ 14.6″	3.00	0.09	124	A5III	Deltotum, Deltoton; suspected variable
α Tri	α	2		11443	8796	01^h 53^m 04.90^s	+29° 34′ 45.8″	3.42	1.95	64	F6IV	Mothallah, Metallah, Ras al Mothallah, Elmuthalleth, Caput Trianguli; rotating ellipsoidal variable
γ Tri	γ	9		14055	10670	02^h 17^m 18.84^s	+33° 50′ 50.4″	4.03	1.24	118	A1Vnn
δ Tri	δ	8		13974	10644	02^h 17^m 02.42^s	+34° 13′ 29.4″	4.84	4.66	35	G0V
ι Tri	ι	6	TZ	13480	10280	02^h 12^m 22.32^s	+30° 18′ 11.6″	4.94	0.08	305	F5V comp SB	RS CVn variable, ΔV = 0.09^m, P = 14.732 d
14 Tri		14		15656	11784	02^h 32^m 06.14^s	+36° 08′ 50.0″	5.15	−0.25	391	K5III	variable star, ΔV = 0.006^m, P = 0.08576 d
7 Tri		7		13869	10559	02^h 15^m 56.30^s	+33° 21′ 32.3″	5.25	0.48	293	A0V
10 Tri		10		14252	10793	02^h 18^m 56.99^s	+28° 38′ 33.6″	5.29	0.13	350	A2V
12 Tri		12		15257	11486	02^h 28^m 09.99^s	+29° 40′ 10.3″	5.29	1.90	155	F0III
15 Tri		15		16058	12086	02^h 35^m 46.80^s	+34° 41′ 15.7″	5.38			M3III	suspected slow irregular variable, ΔV = 0.14^m
R Tri			R	16210	12193	02^h 37^m 02.50^s	+34° 15′ 50.0″	5.40		1299	M4IIIe	Mira variable, Vmax = 5.4^m, Vmin = 12.6^m, P = 266.9 d
ε Tri	ε	3		12471	9570	02^h 02^m 57.97^s	+33° 17′ 02.9″	5.50	0.22	370	A2V	binary star
11 Tri		11		15176	11432	02^h 27^m 27.79^s	+31° 48′ 04.9″	5.55	0.83	286	K1III:
HAT-P-38						02^h 21^m 31.9^s	+32° 14′ 47″	5.6		812	G	Horna; has a planet (b)
HD 10390				10390	7943	01^h 42^m 03.45^s	+35° 14′ 44.8″	5.63	1.13	259	B9IV-V
HD 11007				11007	8433	01^h 48^m 41.68^s	+32° 41′ 22.2″	5.78	3.60	89	F8V
HD 11928				11928	9132	01^h 57^m 43.74^s	+27° 48′ 16.3″	5.84	0.02	476	M2III	variable star, ΔV = 0.013^m, P = 50.65856 d
HD 15755				15755	11840	02^h 32^m 52.66^s	+34° 32′ 32.8″	5.84	1.33	260	K0III
13 Tri		13		15335	11548	02^h 28^m 48.54^s	+29° 55′ 53.7″	5.89	3.45	100	G0V
HD 10348				10348	7906	01^h 41^m 39.24^s	+30° 02′ 49.7″	5.97	−0.06	523	K0III
HD 16187				16187	12160	02^h 36^m 43.05^s	+31° 36′ 27.6″	6.07	0.36	452	K0
HD 16220				16220	12200	02^h 37^m 06.51^s	+32° 53′ 27.7″	6.23	2.52	180	F8V
5 Tri		5		13372	10220	02^h 11^m 25.00^s	+31° 31′ 35.1″	6.24	0.39	482	A1m
HD 15464				15464	11651	02^h 30^m 16.56^s	+33° 50′ 01.8″	6.26	0.98	371	K1III	variable star, ΔV = 0.005^m, P = 0.26973 d
HD 10588				10588	8086	01^h 43^m 50.15^s	+32° 11′ 31.2″	6.32	0.57	460	G8III-IV SB
HD 13747				13747	10446	02^h 14^m 37.88^s	+28° 41′ 29.1″	6.35	2.48	194	K1III
HD 9298				9298	7147	01^h 32^m 07.58^s	+34° 47′ 59.9″	6.39	−0.90	937	B7IIIMNp...
HD 13189				13189	10085	02^h 09^m 40.17^s	+32° 18′ 59.2″	7.57	1.23	602	K3II	has a planet or a brown dwarf companion (b)
HD 9446				9446	7245	01^h 33^m 20.18^s	+29° 15′ 54.5″	8.35	4.74	172	G5V	has two planets (b & c)
HD 12545			XX	12545	9630	02^h 03^m 47.11^s	+35° 35′ 28.7″	8.42		522	K0III	RS CVn variable, Vmax = 8.1^m, Vmin = 8.7^m, P = 24.26007 d
X Tri			X	12211	9383	02^h 00^m 33.72^s	+27° 53′ 19.3″	8.86	2.76	541	A7V	Algol variable, Vmax = 8.55^m, Vmin = 11.27^m, P = 0.9715352 d
V Tri			V			01^h 31^m 47.10^s	+30° 22′ 01.6″	10.96			A3	β Lyr variable, Vmax = 10.7^m, Vmin = 11.8^m, P = 0.5852057 d
RV Tri			RV			02^h 13^m 18.16^s	+31° 01′ 01.6″	11.21			A2:	Algol variable
WASP-56						01^h 44^m 19.59^s	+31° 41′ 22.5″	11.46			G6	has a planet
RW Tri			RW			02^h 25^m 36.15^s	+28° 05′ 50.9″	12.50			M0V	Algol variable and nova-like star, Vmax = 12.5^m, Vmin = 15.61^m, P = 0.231883392 d
AI Tri			AI			02^h 03^m 48.61^s	+29° 59′ 25.8″	15.30			M2.5	AM Her variable, Vmax = 14.7^m, Vmin = 18.2^m, P = 0.19174566 d
Var 83						01^h 34^m 10.91^s	+30° 34′ 37.4″	15.40		3000000		in Triangulum Galaxy; luminous blue variable, Vmax = 15.4^m, Vmin = 16.6^m; one of the most luminous stars known
Var B						01^h 33^m 49.20^s	+30° 38′ 09.1″	16.21		3000000	A	in Triangulum Galaxy; luminous blue variable; one of the most luminous stars known
Var C						01^h 33^m 35.14^s	+30° 36′ 00.4″	16.43		3000000	B	in Triangulum Galaxy; luminous blue variable, Vmax = 15.2^m, Vmin = 17.2^m; one of the most luminous stars known
Var 19						01^h 33^m 57.1^s	+30° 45′ 12″	18.20		3000000		in Triangulum Galaxy; formerly thought to be a Cepheid variable
M33 X-7						01^h 33^m 34.13^s	+30° 32′ 11.3″	18.70		3000000	O6III	in Triangulum Galaxy; High-mass X-ray binary; contains largest known stellar black hole
Var A						01^h 32^m 32.52^s	+30° 30′ 22.4″			3000000	F8Ia	in Triangulum Galaxy; luminous blue variable; one of the most luminous stars known
Var 2			Y			01^h 34^m 18.4^s	+30° 38′ 27″			3000000	Ofpe/WN9	in Triangulum Galaxy; luminous blue variable; one of the most luminous stars known
LSPM J0207+3331						02^h 07^m 33.81^s	+33° 31′ 29.53″			145	DA	oldest white dwarf to host a circumstellar disk
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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