Гиганты | Stellar Catalog

	Mass	Distance
111 Herculis 111 Her, BD+18°3823, FK5 1491, HD 173880, HIP 92161, HR 7069, SAO 104093, WDS J18470+1811	A5III	2.4 M☉	93.2 ly
Chi Leonis * chi Leo, χ Leo, 63 Leo, BD+08°2455, FK5 418, HD 96097, HIP 54182, HR 4310, SAO 118648,	F2III	1.6 M☉	94.3 ly
37 Librae 37 Lib, BD−09°4171, FK5 1409, GC 20914, HD 138716, HIP 76219, HR 5777, SAO 140609	K1III-IV	1.4 M☉	94.9 ly
Beta Ceti bet Cet, Diphda, Deneb Kaitos, β Cet, 16 Cet, BD−18 115, GJ 31, HD 4128, HIP 3419, HR 188, SAO 147420, PLX 134.00	G9.5IIICH-1	3.5 M☉	96.3 ly
Xi Cephei Ab	F2III	0.51 M☉	96.5 ly
Gamma2 Sagittarii Alnasl, γ2 Sgr, 10 Sgr, HR 6746, HD 165135, CD−30 15215, CPD−30 5241, HIP 88635, SAO 209696, FK5 679, GC 24632, LTT 7181	K0III	-	96.9 ly
Iota Draconis Edasich, Eldsich, 12 Draconis, BD+59 1654, FK5 425, FK5 571, HD 137759, HIP 75458, HR 5744, SAO 29520, 2MASS J15245578+5857577	K2III	1.8 M☉	101 ly
Epsilon Virginis Vindemiatrix, Vindemiator, Almuredin, Provindemiator, Protrigetrix, Protrygetor, Alaraph, 47 Virginis, BD+11°2529, FK5 488, HD 113226, HIC 63608, HIP 63608, HR 4932, SAO 100384, * eps Vir	G8 III	2.6 M☉	110 ly
HD 74014	K0III	-	114 ly
HD 85503	K2III	1.3 M☉	125 ly
Gamma Leonis Algieba, γ Leonis, 41 Leo, BD +20°2467, GCTP 2423.00, HIP 50583, NSV 4823, LTT 12764/12765, WDS 10200+1950, γ1 Leonis, HD 89484, HR 4057, SAO 81298	K1III	1.7 M☉	130 ly
Gamma Leonis B γ2 Leonis, HD 89485, HR 4058, SAO 81299	G7IIIb	1.6 M☉	130 ly
Gamma Piscium γ Piscium, gam Psc, 6 Piscium, BD+02°4648, FK5 878, GC 32415, HD 219615, HIC 114971, HIP 114971, HR 8852, PPM 173938, SAO 128085, GC 32415, LHS 3920, LFT 1778, LTT 16842, 2MASS J23170996+0316563, NLTT 56359, TIC 262691761, TYC 580-1884-1, Gaia DR2 2658974606110545536	G9III:Fe-2 C	1.1 M☉	138 ly
Kappa Geminorum κ Gem, 77 Geminorum, BD+24° 1759, FK5 294, HD 62345, HIC 37740, HIP 37740, HR 2985, SAO 79653	G9 III	2.1 M☉	141 ly
HD 29399	K1III	1.2 M☉	144 ly
Nu Ophiuchi Sinistra, 64 Ophiuchi, BD–09 4632, FK5 673, HD 163917, HIC 88048, HIP 88048, HR 6698, SAO 142004, 2MASS J17590160-0946249	K0 IIIa CN –1	3 M☉	151 ly
Gamma Draconis Etamin, Etanin, Ettanin, Rastaban, Rasaben, Zenith star, 33 Draconis, BD +51°2282, FK5 676, HD 164058, HIP 87833, HIC 87833, HR 6705, SAO 30653	K5 III	1.7 M☉	154 ly
Rho Boötis ρ Boo, 25 Boötis, BD+31°2628, FK5 534, HD 127665, HIC 71053, HIP 71053, HR 5429, SAO 64202	K4 III	1.2 M☉	160 ly
HD 17652 β Fornacis, Beta Fornacis, β For, CD−32°1025, FK5 101, HIP 13147, HR 841, NLTT 9066, SAO 193931, WDS 02491-3224A	G8 III	1.3 M☉	177 ly
Upsilon Leonis Ups Leo, υ Leo, 91 Leo, BD−00°2458, BD-00 2458, FK5 437, HD 100920, HIC 56647, HIP 56647, HR 4471, SAO 138298, 2MASS J11365692-0049259, TIC 49430557, TYC 4930-1093-1	G9IIIbFe-0.5 B	2.6 M☉	182 ly

Имя звезды

Mass

Distance

111 Herculis

111 Her, BD+18°3823, FK5 1491, HD 173880, HIP 92161, HR 7069, SAO 104093, WDS J18470+1811

A5III

2.4 M☉

93.2 ly

Chi Leonis

* chi Leo, χ Leo, 63 Leo, BD+08°2455, FK5 418, HD 96097, HIP 54182, HR 4310, SAO 118648,

F2III

1.6 M☉

94.3 ly

37 Librae

37 Lib, BD−09°4171, FK5 1409, GC 20914, HD 138716, HIP 76219, HR 5777, SAO 140609

K1III-IV

1.4 M☉

94.9 ly

Beta Ceti

bet Cet, Diphda, Deneb Kaitos, β Cet, 16 Cet, BD−18 115, GJ 31, HD 4128, HIP 3419, HR 188, SAO 147420, PLX 134.00

G9.5IIICH-1

3.5 M☉

96.3 ly

Xi Cephei Ab

F2III

0.51 M☉

96.5 ly

Gamma2 Sagittarii

Alnasl, γ2 Sgr, 10 Sgr, HR 6746, HD 165135, CD−30 15215, CPD−30 5241, HIP 88635, SAO 209696, FK5 679, GC 24632, LTT 7181

K0III

96.9 ly

Iota Draconis

Edasich, Eldsich, 12 Draconis, BD+59 1654, FK5 425, FK5 571, HD 137759, HIP 75458, HR 5744, SAO 29520, 2MASS J15245578+5857577

K2III

1.8 M☉

101 ly

Epsilon Virginis

Vindemiatrix, Vindemiator, Almuredin, Provindemiator, Protrigetrix, Protrygetor, Alaraph, 47 Virginis, BD+11°2529, FK5 488, HD 113226, HIC 63608, HIP 63608, HR 4932, SAO 100384, * eps Vir

G8 III

2.6 M☉

110 ly

HD 74014

K0III

114 ly

HD 85503

K2III

1.3 M☉

125 ly

Gamma Leonis

Algieba, γ Leonis, 41 Leo, BD +20°2467, GCTP 2423.00, HIP 50583, NSV 4823, LTT 12764/12765, WDS 10200+1950, γ1 Leonis, HD 89484, HR 4057, SAO 81298

K1III

1.7 M☉

130 ly

Gamma Leonis B

γ2 Leonis, HD 89485, HR 4058, SAO 81299

G7IIIb

1.6 M☉

130 ly

Gamma Piscium

γ Piscium, gam Psc, 6 Piscium, BD+02°4648, FK5 878, GC 32415, HD 219615, HIC 114971, HIP 114971, HR 8852, PPM 173938, SAO 128085, GC 32415, LHS 3920, LFT 1778, LTT 16842, 2MASS J23170996+0316563, NLTT 56359, TIC 262691761, TYC 580-1884-1, Gaia DR2 2658974606110545536

G9III:Fe-2 C

1.1 M☉

138 ly

Kappa Geminorum

κ Gem, 77 Geminorum, BD+24° 1759, FK5 294, HD 62345, HIC 37740, HIP 37740, HR 2985, SAO 79653

G9 III

2.1 M☉

141 ly

HD 29399

K1III

1.2 M☉

144 ly

Nu Ophiuchi

Sinistra, 64 Ophiuchi, BD–09 4632, FK5 673, HD 163917, HIC 88048, HIP 88048, HR 6698, SAO 142004, 2MASS J17590160-0946249

K0 IIIa CN –1

3 M☉

151 ly

Gamma Draconis

Etamin, Etanin, Ettanin, Rastaban, Rasaben, Zenith star, 33 Draconis, BD +51°2282, FK5 676, HD 164058, HIP 87833, HIC 87833, HR 6705, SAO 30653

K5 III

1.7 M☉

154 ly

Rho Boötis

ρ Boo, 25 Boötis, BD+31°2628, FK5 534, HD 127665, HIC 71053, HIP 71053, HR 5429, SAO 64202

K4 III

1.2 M☉

160 ly

HD 17652

β Fornacis, Beta Fornacis, β For, CD−32°1025, FK5 101, HIP 13147, HR 841, NLTT 9066, SAO 193931, WDS 02491-3224A

G8 III

1.3 M☉

177 ly

Upsilon Leonis

Ups Leo, υ Leo, 91 Leo, BD−00°2458, BD-00 2458, FK5 437, HD 100920, HIC 56647, HIP 56647, HR 4471, SAO 138298, 2MASS J11365692-0049259, TIC 49430557, TYC 4930-1093-1

G9IIIbFe-0.5 B

2.6 M☉

182 ly

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Frequently Asked Questions about nearby stars

What is the nearest star?

Nearest star is Proxima Centauri, located approximately 4.24 light-years (1.30 parsecs) from the Sun. It is part of the Alpha Centauri star system, which also includes Alpha Centauri A and Alpha Centauri B.

What are the nearest stars to Earth?

Nearest stars to Earth include the Alpha Centauri system (Alpha Centauri A, Alpha Centauri B, and Proxima Centauri), Barnard's Star, and Wolf 359. There are also brown dwarfs Luhman 16 and WISE 0855−0714.

What is the solar neighborhood?

Solar neighborhood (also Local Interstellar Cloud) is the region of interstellar space that surrounds the Sun with diameter about 15 light years. Stellar Catalog database includes all stars contained within this region.

How do astronomers measure distances to stars?

Astronomers use methods like parallax, standard candles, and redshift to measure distances to stars. Parallax is especially useful for nearby stars in our solar neighborhood, while other techniques help map the universe beyond.

Are there any exoplanets orbiting the nearest stars?

Yes, several exoplanets have been discovered orbiting the nearest stars. For example, Proxima Centauri has an exoplanet called Proxima Centauri b, which is located in the star's habitable zone and is the closest known exoplanet to Earth.

Why are the nearest stars important for astronomy and physics?

The nearest stars provide valuable laboratories for studying stellar evolution, space environments, and the fundamental physics of stars. Observing these stars helps astronomers understand the structure of our galaxy and the broader universe.

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