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This is the list of stars in the constellation Phoenix.

Name

B

G.

Var

HD

HIP

RA

Dec

Dist. (ly)

Notes

α

48

2261

2081

00^h 26^m 16.87^s

−42° 18′ 18.4″

2.40

0.52

77

K0III...

Ankaa, Nair al Zaurak, Cymbae, Lucida Cymbae

β Phe

β

85

6595

5165

01^h 06^m 05.11^s

−46° 43′ 06.6″

3.32

−0.60

198

G8IIIvar

γ Phe

γ

106

9053

6867

01^h 28^m 21.94^s

−43° 19′ 03.8″

3.41

−0.87

234

K5II-III

ε Phe

ε

39

496

765

00^h 09^m 24.54^s

−45° 44′ 49.2″

3.88

0.71

140

K0III

κ Phe

κ

46

2262

2072

00^h 26^m 12.12^s

−43° 40′ 47.7″

3.93

2.07

77

A7V

δ Phe

δ

109

9362

7083

01^h 31^m 14.98^s

−49° 04′ 23.1″

3.93

0.66

147

K0III-IV

ζ Phe

ζ

89

6882

5348

01^h 08^m 23.06^s

−55° 14′ 45.0″

3.94

−0.73

280

B6V + B0V

Wurren

η Phe

η

68

4150

3405

00^h 43^m 21.24^s

−57° 27′ 47.2″

4.36

0.02

240

A0IV

ψ Phe

ψ

126

11695

8837

01^h 53^m 38.82^s

−46° 18′ 08.8″

4.39

−0.58

321

M4III SB

semiregular variable, V_max = 4.3^m, V_min = 4.5^m, P = 30 d

μ Phe

μ

64

3919

3245

00^h 41^m 19.58^s

−46° 05′ 06.0″

4.59

0.19

247

G8III

ι Phe

ι

9

221760

116389

23^h 35^m 04.53^s

−42° 36′ 54.4″

4.69

0.07

273

A2V

Alpha2 Canum Venaticorum variable

HD 222095

11

222095

116602

23^h 37^m 50.94^s

−45° 29′ 32.4″

4.74

0.80

200

A2V

λ¹ Phe

λ¹

54

2834

2472

00^h 31^m 24.86^s

−48° 48′ 12.8″

4.76

1.15

172

A0V

HD 12055

128

12055

9095

01^h 57^m 09.99^s

−47° 23′ 07.1″

4.82

0.26

267

G8III

ν Phe

ν

7570

5862

01^h 15^m 10.57^s

−45° 31′ 55.5″

4.97

4.08

49

F8V

may have a circumstellar disk

φ Phe

φ

11753

8882

01^h 54^m 22.06^s

−42° 29′ 48.8″

5.12

0.24

309

A3V

π Phe

π

224554

118234

23^h 58^m 55.72^s

−52° 44′ 45.4″

5.13

0.65

257

K1III

χ Phe

χ

12524

9459

02^h 01^m 42.40^s

−44° 42′ 48.2″

5.15

−0.14

372

K5III

suspected variable

σ Phe

σ

223145

117315

23^h 47^m 15.99^s

−50° 13′ 35.1″

5.18

−1.11

592

B3V

variable star, ΔV = 0.004^m, P = 2.97 d

υ Phe

υ

6767

5300

01^h 07^m 47.83^s

−41° 29′ 13.0″

5.21

1.29

198

A3V

Double star

ρ Phe

ρ

4919

3949

00^h 50^m 41.13^s

−50° 59′ 12.9″

5.24

0.82

250

F2III

δ Sct variable, V_max = 5.20^m, V_min = 5.26^m, P = 0.12 d

HD 6245

6245

4890

01^h 02^m 49.19^s

−46° 23′ 50.4″

5.39

1.10

235

G8III

HD 2490

2490

2240

00^h 28^m 26.42^s

−39° 54′ 53.6″

5.42

−0.10

415

M0III

HD 8651

8651

6592

01^h 24^m 40.77^s

−41° 29′ 32.9″

5.42

1.03

247

K0III

HD 10934

10934

8240

01^h 46^m 05.93^s

−50° 48′ 58.4″

5.49

−1.10

679

M3III

semiregular variable

λ² Phe

λ²

3302

2802

00^h 35^m 41.13^s

−48° 00′ 02.4″

5.51

2.72

118

F6V

HD 224865

224865

107

00^h 01^m 20.11^s

−50° 20′ 14.6″

5.53

−0.64

558

M2III

suspected variable

HD 3158

3158

2711

00^h 34^m 27.62^s

−52° 22′ 23.5″

5.57

3.53

84

F3IV-V

HD 12296

12296

9313

01^h 59^m 38.85^s

−42° 01′ 49.0″

5.57

1.06

260

K1III

HD 2726

2726

2383

00^h 30^m 25.97^s

−48° 12′ 52.9″

5.67

2.40

147

F2V

HD 142

142

522

00^h 06^m 19.0^s

−49° 04′ 30″

5.70

3.66

67

G1 IV

has three planets (b, c & d)

τ Phe

τ

224834

88

00^h 01^m 04.60^s

−48° 48′ 35.5″

5.71

−0.41

546

G8III

ξ Phe

ξ

3980

3277

00^h 41^m 46.30^s

−56° 30′ 05.2″

5.72

1.64

213

Ap

α² CVn variable, V_max = 5.68^m, V_min = 5.78^m, P = 3.95 d

HD 4391

4391

3583

00^h 45^m 45.43^s

−47° 33′ 07.8″

5.80

4.93

49

G5IV

HD 13336

13336

10035

02^h 09^m 09.33^s

−43° 30′ 59.3″

5.84

−0.39

574

K1III

HD 13940

13940

10440

02^h 14^m 31.96^s

−41° 10′ 00.1″

5.91

0.86

334

G9III

HD 4293

4293

3521

00^h 44^m 57.12^s

−42° 40′ 34.8″

5.94

1.82

217

A7V

BD Phe

BD

11413

8593

01^h 50^m 54.48^s

−50° 12′ 22.1″

5.94

1.57

244

A1V

δ Sct variable, V_max = 5.9^m, V_min = 5.94^m

HD 3750

3750

3137

00^h 39^m 51.91^s

−44° 47′ 46.8″

6.00

1.16

303

K1IIICN...

HD 221323

221323

116097

23^h 31^m 26.92^s

−44° 50′ 36.7″

6.02

0.74

371

K0III

HD 224022

224022

117880

23^h 54^m 38.34^s

−40° 18′ 00.5″

6.03

3.80

91

F8IV

HD 3303

3303

2789

00^h 35^m 33.32^s

−54° 49′ 18.3″

6.04

1.59

253

K0IV

θ Phe

θ

222287

116737

23^h 39^m 27.92^s

−46° 38′ 16.4″

6.07

1.42

278

A+...

HD 222803

222803

117075

23^h 44^m 01.05^s

−45° 04′ 59.3″

6.08

1.76

238

G8IV

ω Phe

ω

6192

4829

01^h 02^m 01.81^s

−57° 00′ 08.7″

6.12

0.86

368

G8III

HD 11332

11332

8552

01^h 50^m 20.08^s

−47° 48′ 59.4″

6.14

0.25

490

K1IV

HD 4304

4304

3527

00^h 44^m 59.72^s

−53° 42′ 53.6″

6.15

2.87

148

F7III

HD 9414

9414

7115

01^h 31^m 39.02^s

−45° 34′ 32.6″

6.17

1.22

319

A2V

HD 15064

15064

11231

02^h 24^m 33.71^s

−40° 50′ 26.6″

6.17

3.70

102

G5IV

HD 2724

BB

2724

2388

00^h 30^m 27.83^s

−40° 56′ 22.7″

6.18

0.63

420

F2III

δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.04^m, P = 0.14 d

HD 11022

11022

8320

01^h 47^m 16.69^s

−41° 45′ 36.2″

6.18

−0.01

563

K5/M0III

HD 220802

220802

115759

23^h 27^m 09.08^s

−50° 09′ 26.2″

6.22

0.26

507

B9V

AW Phe

AW

9184

6952

01^h 29^m 30.54^s

−46° 45′ 23.3″

6.22

−1.14

982

M3III

semiregular variable, ΔV = 0.15^m, P = 30.87 d

HD 2529

2529

2256

00^h 28^m 42.98^s

−50° 31′ 58.2″

6.26

0.93

380

K0III

HD 8681

8681

6595

01^h 24^m 41.92^s

−44° 31′ 42.7″

6.26

−0.11

613

K1II

HD 9544

9544

7189

01^h 32^m 36.39^s

−49° 43′ 39.1″

6.27

1.74

263

F4V

HD 224750

224750

25

00^h 00^m 19.05^s

−44° 17′ 25.1″

6.28

1.97

237

G3IV

HD 4737

4737

3807

00^h 48^m 56.74^s

−46° 41′ 51.7″

6.28

0.90

388

G8III

HD 14832

14832

11043

02^h 22^m 11.70^s

−43° 11′ 59.7″

6.30

0.64

441

K0III

HD 469

469

730

00^h 09^m 02.35^s

−54° 00′ 07.1″

6.32

0.55

466

G4IV...

HD 13423

13423

10111

02^h 10^m 04.77^s

−43° 48′ 56.0″

6.32

0.92

392

G8III

HD 223011

223011

117219

23^h 46^m 01.18^s

−40° 10′ 56.9″

6.32

2.25

213

A7V

HD 1483

1483

1502

00^h 18^m 42.52^s

−43° 14′ 08.1″

6.33

0.99

381

K2III

HD 14509

.

14509

10832

02^h 19^m 24.76^s

−41° 50′ 54.4″

6.36

0.29

534

K2III

HD 3488

3488

2937

00^h 37^m 18.18^s

−54° 23′ 37.7″

6.40

0.58

476

K0II/IIICN

HD 7082

7082

5477

01^h 10^m 07.38^s

−57° 41′ 38.9″

6.41

0.90

413

G6II/III

HD 9895

9895

7443

01^h 35^m 50.60^s

−39° 56′ 49.2″

6.43

3.55

123

F3/F5V

HD 221051

221051

115907

23^h 29^m 00.80^s

−44° 29′ 52.9″

6.43

0.36

533

K2III

HD 11421

11421

8641

01^h 51^m 26.35^s

−39° 50′ 09.2″

6.44

0.74

450

K1IIICN...

HR 239

AZ

4849

3903

00^h 50^m 03.76^s

−43° 23′ 41.8″

6.47

1.56

316

A9/F0III

δ Sct variable, ΔV = 0.015^m, P = 0.049 d

HD 224782

224782

50

00^h 00^m 34.29^s

−53° 05′ 51.6″

6.49

2.63

193

G1IV

HD 13387

13387

10096

02^h 09^m 48.43^s

−40° 51′ 59.2″

6.49

2.32

222

F3V

HD 223549

223549

117571

23^h 50^m 35.63^s

−47° 22′ 37.3″

6.49

0.87

434

G8III

HD 13218

13218

9951

02^h 08^m 05.70^s

−41° 52′ 49.4″

6.50

1.80

284

A4V

HD 5388

5388

4311

00^h 55^m 11.89^s

−47° 24′ 21.5″

6.8

3.2

174

F6V

has a brown dwarf or stellar companion (b)

SX Phe

SX

223065

117254

23^h 46^m 32.89^s

−41° 34′ 54.8″

7.12

254.7

A2V

prototype SX Phe variable (double-mode), V_max = 6.76^m, V_min = 7.53^m, P = 0.055 d

HD 6434

6434

5054

01^h 04^m 40.1511^s

−39° 29′ 17.6″

7.72

4.69

131

G2/G3V

Nenque; has a planet (b)

HD 8535

8535

6511

01^h 23^m 37.24^s

−41° 16′ 11.3″

7.72

3.97

184

G0V

has a planet (b)

HD 13724

13724

10278

02^h 12^m 21.0^s

−46° 48′ 59″

7.90

142

G3/5V

has a brown dwarf (b)

AE Phe

AE

9528

7183

01^h 32^m 32.93^s

−49° 31′ 41.3″

8.15

165.1

G4V

W UMa variable, V_max = 7.56^m, V_min = 8.25^m, P = 0.36 d

AI Phe

AI

6980

5438

01^h 09^m 34.19^s

−46° 15′ 56.1″

8.60

931

G3V

Algol variable, V_max = 8.58^m, V_min = 9.35^m, P = 24.59 d

HD 2039

2039

1931

00^h 24^m 20.28^s

−56° 39′ 00.2″

9.01

4.24

293

G2/G3IV/V

has a planet (b)

WASP-18

10069

7562

01^h 37^m 25.03^s

−45° 40′ 40.389″

9.30

4.18

344

F9

has a transiting planet (b)

AD Phe

AD

5955

01^h 16^m 38.07^s

−39° 42′ 31.3″

10.47

475

W UMa variable, V_max = 10.27^m, V_min = 10.8^m, P = 0.38 d

HIP 65A

65

00^h 00^m 45.0^s

−54° 49′ 51″

11.1

202

K4V

has a planet (b)

WASP-29

23^h 51^m 31^s

−39° 54′ 24″

11.3

261

K4V

has a transiting planet (b)

WASP-105

01^h 36^m 40.0^s

−50° 39′ 32″

12.10

K2

has a transiting planet (b)

RV Phe

RV

115870

23^h 28^m 31.45^s

−47° 27′ 13.1″

12.16

14000

F6:

RR Lyr variable, V_max = 11.551^m, V_min = 12.244^m, P = 0.60 d

WASP-96

00^h 04^m 11.0^s

−47° 21′ 38″

12.2

G8

has a transiting planet (b)

WASP-5

23^h 57^m 23.76^s

−41° 16′ 37.7″

12.26

4.90

968

G4V

has a transiting planet (b)

WASP-4

23^h 34^m 15.06^s

−42° 03′ 41.1″

12.6

5.21

979

G7V

has a transiting planet (b)

YZ Phe

YZ

01^h 42^m 25.85^s

−45° 57′ 03.9″

12.70

K3V

W UMa variable, V_max = 12.70^m, V_min = 13.20^m, P = 0.23 d

WD 2359-434

00^h 02^m 10.77^s

−43° 09′ 56.02″

13.05

26.662

DAP5.8

white dwarf

HE0107-5240

01^h 09^m 29.10^s

−52° 24′ 34.0″

15.17

one of the most metal-poor and oldest stars known

BPM 30551

AX

01^h 06^m 53.64^s

−46° 08′ 53.7″

15.42

DA4.4

ZZ Cet variable, V_max = 15.26^m, V_min = 15.42^m

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.
"Naming Stars". Retrieved 13 December 2017.

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