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	Mass	Distance
Delta Aquilae Aa del Aql, Al Mizān I, δ Aql, 30 Aql, BD+02° 3879, FK5 730, Gliese 760, GJ 760, HD 182640, HIP 95501, HR 7377, SAO 124603, NLTT 47775	F1IV-V(n)	1.7 M☉	50.6 ly
51 Pegasi Helvetios, 51 Peg, Gliese 882, GJ 882, HR 8729, BD +19°5036, HD 217014, LTT 16750, NLTT 55385, GCTP 5568.00, SAO 90896, HIC 113357, HIP 113357, GC 32003, 2MASS J22572795+2046077, TIC 139298196, TYC 1717-2193-1, WDS J22575+2046A	G2IV B	1.1 M☉	50.6 ly
Mu Arae Cervantes, CD −51° 11094, FK5 662, GC 24024, Gliese 691, GJ 691, HD 160691, HIC 86796, HIP 86796, HR 6585, SAO 244981, LTT 7053, * mu. Ara, 2MASS J17440870-5150027, TIC 362661163, TYC 8355-436-1	G3IV-V C	1.1 M☉	50.9 ly
Tau Boötis τ Boo, 4 Boötis, NSV 6444, BD+18°2782, FK5 507, GC 18637, GJ 527, HD 120136, HIP 67275, HR 5185, SAO 100706, ADS 9025, CCDM 13473+1727, LTT 14021	F7IV-V	1.4 M☉	50.9 ly
HD 158614 STF 2173, BD−00°3300, Gliese 678, GJ 678, HIP 85667, HR 6516, SAO 141702, WDS J17304-0104	G9-IV-VHdel1	0.96 M☉	53.7 ly
HD 158614 B	G9IV-V	0.95 M☉	53.7 ly
HD 200968	K1IV	-	56.7 ly
Tau6 Eridani τ6 Eri, 27 Eridani, CD−23°1565, FK5 140, GC 168827, HD 23754, HIP 17651, HR 1173, SAO 101600	F5IV-V	1.4 M☉	58 ly
Delta Leonis Zosma, Zozma, Zosca, Duhr, Zubra, δ Leo, 68 Leo, BD +21°2298, FK5 422, GC 15438, GCTP 2614.00, Gl 419, Gliese 419, HD 97603, HIP 54872, HR 4357, SAO 81727, del Leo	A5IV(n)	2.2 M☉	58.4 ly
HP Boötis HD 130948, GJ 564, BD+24° 2786, HD 130948, FK5 3172, HIP 72567, HR 5534, SAO 83553	F9IV-V	0.97 M☉	59.4 ly
Psi Velorum ψ Vel, CD−39°5580, GJ 351, Gliese 351, HD 82434, HIP 46651, HR 3786, SAO 221234, WDS J09307-4028AB	F0 IV	1.4 M☉	59.7 ly
Psi Velorum B	F3 IV	-	60.1 ly
Xi Geminorum 31 Geminorum, HR 2484, HD 48737, BD+13°1396, FK5 256, HIP 32362, SAO 96074, ksi Gem, ksi Geminorum, ξ Gem, Al Zirr, Alzirr,	F5IV-V	1.7 M☉	60.2 ly
HD 78366 GJ 334.2, GJ 334.2, HR 3625, TIC 355127594, TYC 2495-846-1, HIP 44897	G0IV-V	-	61.8 ly
110 Herculis BD+20° 3926, FK5 703, Gliese 9635, GJ 9635, HD 173667, HIP 92043, HR 7061, SAO 86406, 110 Her	F5.5IV-V	-	63.1 ly
Tau Cygni τ Cygni, 65 Cygni, BD+37°4240, HD 202444, HIP 104887, HR 8130, SAO 71121, GC 29723, CCDM J21148+3803AB, GJ 822.1, Gliese 822.1	F2IV	1.7 M☉	65.8 ly
HD 212330 CP-58 7954，SAO 247441，HR 8531	G2IV-V	-	66.3 ly
V2213 Ophiuchi V2213 Oph, HD 154417, Gliese 9583, GJ 9583, GJ 654.1, HIP 83601, HR 6349, 2MASS J17051682+0042090, TIC 297236135, TYC 398-1908-1, LSPM J1705+0042, LTT 15050	F8.5IV-V	-	67.2 ly
V* TX Ps GJ 871.1 B, Gliese 871.1 B, 2MASS J22450004-3315258, TIC 206605715	M5IVe	-	68 ly
V* WW Ps GJ 871.1 A, L 574-62, TIC 206605718, TYC 7501-987-1	M4IVe	-	68.1 ly

Nom de l étoile

Mass

Distance

del Aql, Al Mizān I, δ Aql, 30 Aql, BD+02° 3879, FK5 730, Gliese 760, GJ 760, HD 182640, HIP 95501, HR 7377, SAO 124603, NLTT 47775

F1IV-V(n)

1.7 M☉

50.6 ly

51 Pegasi

Helvetios, 51 Peg, Gliese 882, GJ 882, HR 8729, BD +19°5036, HD 217014, LTT 16750, NLTT 55385, GCTP 5568.00, SAO 90896, HIC 113357, HIP 113357, GC 32003, 2MASS J22572795+2046077, TIC 139298196, TYC 1717-2193-1, WDS J22575+2046A

G2IV B

1.1 M☉

50.6 ly

Mu Arae

Cervantes, CD −51° 11094, FK5 662, GC 24024, Gliese 691, GJ 691, HD 160691, HIC 86796, HIP 86796, HR 6585, SAO 244981, LTT 7053, * mu. Ara, 2MASS J17440870-5150027, TIC 362661163, TYC 8355-436-1

G3IV-V C

1.1 M☉

50.9 ly

Tau Boötis

τ Boo, 4 Boötis, NSV 6444, BD+18°2782, FK5 507, GC 18637, GJ 527, HD 120136, HIP 67275, HR 5185, SAO 100706, ADS 9025, CCDM 13473+1727, LTT 14021

F7IV-V

1.4 M☉

50.9 ly

HD 158614

STF 2173, BD−00°3300, Gliese 678, GJ 678, HIP 85667, HR 6516, SAO 141702, WDS J17304-0104

G9-IV-VHdel1

0.96 M☉

53.7 ly

HD 158614 B

G9IV-V

0.95 M☉

53.7 ly

HD 200968

K1IV

56.7 ly

Tau6 Eridani

τ6 Eri, 27 Eridani, CD−23°1565, FK5 140, GC 168827, HD 23754, HIP 17651, HR 1173, SAO 101600

F5IV-V

1.4 M☉

58 ly

Delta Leonis

Zosma, Zozma, Zosca, Duhr, Zubra, δ Leo, 68 Leo, BD +21°2298, FK5 422, GC 15438, GCTP 2614.00, Gl 419, Gliese 419, HD 97603, HIP 54872, HR 4357, SAO 81727, del Leo

A5IV(n)

2.2 M☉

58.4 ly

HP Boötis

HD 130948, GJ 564, BD+24° 2786, HD 130948, FK5 3172, HIP 72567, HR 5534, SAO 83553

F9IV-V

0.97 M☉

59.4 ly

Psi Velorum

ψ Vel, CD−39°5580, GJ 351, Gliese 351, HD 82434, HIP 46651, HR 3786, SAO 221234, WDS J09307-4028AB

F0 IV

1.4 M☉

59.7 ly

Psi Velorum B

F3 IV

60.1 ly

Xi Geminorum

31 Geminorum, HR 2484, HD 48737, BD+13°1396, FK5 256, HIP 32362, SAO 96074, ksi Gem, ksi Geminorum, ξ Gem, Al Zirr, Alzirr,

F5IV-V

1.7 M☉

60.2 ly

HD 78366

GJ 334.2, GJ 334.2, HR 3625, TIC 355127594, TYC 2495-846-1, HIP 44897

G0IV-V

61.8 ly

110 Herculis

BD+20° 3926, FK5 703, Gliese 9635, GJ 9635, HD 173667, HIP 92043, HR 7061, SAO 86406, 110 Her

F5.5IV-V

63.1 ly

Tau Cygni

τ Cygni, 65 Cygni, BD+37°4240, HD 202444, HIP 104887, HR 8130, SAO 71121, GC 29723, CCDM J21148+3803AB, GJ 822.1, Gliese 822.1

F2IV

1.7 M☉

65.8 ly

HD 212330

CP-58 7954，SAO 247441，HR 8531

G2IV-V

66.3 ly

V2213 Ophiuchi

V2213 Oph, HD 154417, Gliese 9583, GJ 9583, GJ 654.1, HIP 83601, HR 6349, 2MASS J17051682+0042090, TIC 297236135, TYC 398-1908-1, LSPM J1705+0042, LTT 15050

F8.5IV-V

67.2 ly

V* TX Ps

GJ 871.1 B, Gliese 871.1 B, 2MASS J22450004-3315258, TIC 206605715

M5IVe

68 ly

V* WW Ps

GJ 871.1 A, L 574-62, TIC 206605718, TYC 7501-987-1

M4IVe

68.1 ly

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