List of stars in Leo Minor

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

Notes

46 LMi

46

94264

53229

10^h 53^m 18.64^s

+34° 12′ 56.0″

3.79

1.41

98

K0III-IV

Praecipua (mistransferred), Praecipula; presumably intended to be α; suspected variable, V_max = 3.79^m, V_min = 3.84^m

β LMi

β

31

90537

51233

10^h 27^m 53.09^s

+36° 42′ 26.9″

4.20

0.95

146

G8III-IV

binary star

21 LMi

21

87696

49593

10^h 07^m 25.73^s

+35° 14′ 40.9″

4.49

2.26

91

A7V

suspected δ Sct variable, V_max = 4.47^m, V_min = 4.52^m

10 LMi

10

SU

82635

46952

09^h 34^m 13.38^s

+36° 23′ 51.4″

4.54

0.88

176

G8III

RS CVn variable, ΔV = 0.02^m

37 LMi

37

92125

52098

10^h 38^m 43.21^s

+31° 58′ 34.4″

4.68

−1.13

474

G0II

Praecipua (original)

30 LMi

30

90277

51056

10^h 25^m 54.87^s

+33° 47′ 46.5″

4.72

0.71

207

F0V

41 LMi

41

92825

52457

10^h 43^m 25.03^s

+23° 11′ 18.2″

5.08

1.06

207

A3Vn

19 LMi

19

86146

48833

09^h 57^m 41.05^s

+41° 03′ 20.3″

5.10

2.81

94

F6Vs

Binary system

42 LMi

42

93152

52638

10^h 45^m 51.91^s

+30° 40′ 56.6″

5.36

0.04

377

A1Vn

20 LMi

20

86728

49081

10^h 01^m 01.02^s

+31° 55′ 29.0″

5.37

4.50

49

G1V

Cor; binary star

11 LMi

11

SV

82885

47080

09^h 35^m 40.03^s

+35° 48′ 38.8″

5.39

5.16

36

G8IV-V

RS CVn variable, ΔV = 0.04^m

8 LMi

8

82198

46735

09^h 31^m 32.45^s

+35° 06′ 12.6″

5.40

−0.24

436

M1III

suspected variable, ΔV = 0.07^m

23 LMi

23

88960

50303

10^h 16^m 14.48^s

+29° 18′ 38.0″

5.49

1.00

257

A0Vn

40 LMi

40

92769

52422

10^h 43^m 01.95^s

+26° 19′ 32.5″

5.51

2.22

148

A4Vn

28 LMi

28

90040

50935

10^h 24^m 08.61^s

+33° 43′ 06.7″

5.52

0.03

409

K1III

34 LMi

34

91365

51685

10^h 33^m 30.93^s

+34° 59′ 19.3″

5.57

−0.48

528

A2Vn

32 LMi

32

90840

51420

10^h 30^m 06.46^s

+38° 55′ 30.5″

5.79

−1.05

760

A4V

38 LMi

38

92168

52139

10^h 39^m 07.80^s

+37° 54′ 36.4″

5.84

2.39

159

F9V

HD 88231

88231

49893

10^h 11^m 12.79^s

+37° 24′ 07.1″

5.86

−0.47

603

K3III

7 LMi

7

82087

46652

09^h 30^m 43.23^s

+33° 39′ 21.0″

5.87

−0.12

515

G8III:

27 LMi

27

89904

50860

10^h 23^m 06.34^s

+33° 54′ 29.4″

5.89

1.65

230

A6V

33 LMi

33

91130

51556

10^h 31^m 51.36^s

+32° 22′ 46.3″

5.90

1.52

245

A0IV

RX LMi

RX

92620

52366

10^h 42^m 11.27^s

+31° 41′ 49.4″

6.02

−0.77

743

M2III

semiregular variable, V_max = 5.98^m, V_min = 6.16^m, P = 150 d

44 LMi

44

93765

52959

10^h 49^m 53.73^s

+27° 58′ 25.9″

6.05

1.59

254

F5V

Binary star

13 LMi

13

83951

47631

09^h 42^m 42.75^s

+35° 05′ 36.6″

6.12

2.49

174

F3V

suspected variable

43 LMi

43

93636

52882

10^h 48^m 57.28^s

+29° 24′ 58.1″

6.15

−0.17

598

K0

9 LMi

9

82522

46904

09^h 33^m 30.33^s

+36° 29′ 13.3″

6.19

0.67

414

K4III:

48 LMi

48

WW

94480

53355

10^h 54^m 42.20^s

+25° 29′ 26.6″

6.19

0.72

405

A8V

δ Sct variable, V_max = 6.16^m, V_min = 6.23^m, P = 0.12691 d

HD 87822

87822

49658

10^h 08^m 15.94^s

+31° 36′ 15.4″

6.23

2.22

206

F4V

triple star

35 LMi

35

91752

51914

10^h 36^m 21.39^s

+36° 19′ 37.2″

6.29

2.96

151

F3V

R LMi

R

84346

47886

09^h 45^m 34.28^s

+34° 30′ 42.8″

6.30

1130

M6.5-9e

Mira variable, V_max = 6.3^m, V_min = 13.2^m, P = 372.19 d

HD 88161

88161

49870

10^h 10^m 58.98^s

+40° 39′ 41.8″

6.34

0.03

596

K3III:

suspected flare star

HD 89993

89993

50904

10^h 23^m 41.76^s

+29° 36′ 57.2″

6.36

1.06

374

G8III

50 LMi

50

94747

53492

10^h 56^m 34.44^s

+25° 30′ 00.9″

6.36

1.67

282

K0

36 LMi

36

92000

52032

10^h 37^m 52.28^s

+34° 04′ 43.0″

6.42

−1.38

1185

K0

24 LMi

24

88986

50316

10^h 16^m 28.12^s

+28° 40′ 57.7″

6.46

3.93

104

G0V

22 LMi

22

88786

50218

10^h 15^m 06.36^s

+31° 28′ 05.1″

6.47

−0.38

763

G8III

29 LMi

29

90250

51047

10^h 25^m 45.00^s

+35° 25′ 32.1″

6.49

0.98

413

K1III

16 LMi

16

85029

48256

09^h 50^m 13.87^s

+39° 37′ 54.1″

6.64

−1.11

1156

K5

HD 93521

93521

52849

10^h 48^m 23.51^s

+37° 34′ 13.1″

7.03

3800

O9Vp

unusual high-galactic-latitude O-type star

HD 87883

87883

49699

10^h 08^m 43.14^s

+34° 14′ 32.1″

7.56

6.28

59

K0V

has a planet (b)

51 LMi

51

96094

54196

11^h 05^m 15.73^s

+25° 12′ 07.4″

7.60

3.71

195

G0

HD 82886

82886

47087

09^h 35^m 45^s

+34° 46′ 51″

7.78

408

G0

Illyrian, has a planet (b)

VW LMi

VW

95660

54003

11^h 02^m 51.91^s

+30° 24′ 54.7″

8.06

436

F5V

W UMa variable

T LMi

T

48106

09^h 48^m 28.46^s

+33° 17′ 19.6″

11.06

682

A0

Algol variable, V_max = 10.87^m, V_min = 12.92^m, P = 3.019885 d

RT LMi

RT

09^h 49^m 48.32^s

+34° 27′ 15.4″

11.35

1060

F7V

W UMa variable

V LMi

V

10^h 25^m 25.59^s

+28° 47′ 07.7″

11.98

A8

RR Lyr variable, V_max = 11.1^m, V_min = 12.23^m, P = 0.5439187 d

X LMi

X

10^h 03^m 06.73^s

+39° 21′ 28.5″

12.30

A5...

RR Lyr variable, V_max = 11.76^m, V_min = 12.81^m, P = 0.6843086 d

CIT 6

RW

10^h 16^m 02.27^s

+30° 34′ 18.6″

12.80

C3,4eV

semiregular variable, V_max = 12.8^m, V_min = 16.5^m, P = 640 d

ST LMi

ST

11^h 05^m 39.77^s

+29° 06′ 28.5″

15.10

DH+M

AM Her variable, V_max = 14.4^m, V_min = 18.5^m, P = 0.07908903 d

G 117-B15A

RY

09^h 24^m 15.27^s

+35° 16′ 51.3″

15.52

270

DA4.0

ZZ Cet variable, ΔV = 0.13^m, P = 0.002491 d

SX LMi

SX

10^h 54^m 30.42^s

+30° 06′ 10.2″

17

1170

CV

SU UMa variable, V_max = 13.0^m, V_min = 17.4^m, P = 0.06717 d

YZ LMi

YZ

09^h 26^m 38.73^s

+36° 24′ 02.46″

19.33

2657±450

DB

Eclipsing binary+AM CVn star

RZ LMi

RZ

09^h 51^m 48.94^s

+34° 07′ 23.9″

CV

ER UMa variable

WX LMi

WX

10^h 27^m 27.52^s

+38° 45′ 04.2″

AM Her variable

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.]