List of stars in Aquarius

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

Name B F G. Var HD HIP RA Dec vis.
mag.		 abs.
mag.		 Dist. (ly) Sp. class Notes
β Aqrβ227520486710627821h 31m 33.52s−05° 34′ 16.2″2.90−3.47612G0IbSadalsuud, Sadalsud, Sad es Saud, Sadalsund, Saad el Sund, Nir Saad al Saaoud, Lucida Fortunæ Fortunarum,[1] part of Saʽd al Suʽud;[2][3] triple star
α Aqrα3410520975010907422h 05m 47.03s−00° 19′ 11.4″2.95−3.88758G2IbSadalmelik, Sadal Melik, Sadalmelek, Sadlamulk, El Melik, Saad el Melik, Ruchbah; double star
δ Aqrδ7619121662711313622h 54m 39.04s−15° 49′ 14.7″3.27−0.18159A3VSkat, Scheat, Seat, Sheat
ζ1 Aqrζ15515021305111096022h 28m 49.80s−00° 01′ 12.2″3.651.14103F3III-IVSadaltager, Sadaltajir, Altager, Achr al Achbiya, Postrema Tabernaculorum,[1] part of al Aḣbiyah;[4][5] binary star
88 Aqrc28821121859411434123h 09m 26.76s−21° 10′ 20.9″3.68−0.60234K1III
λ Aqrλ7318521638611296122h 52m 36.86s−07° 34′ 46.8″3.73−1.67391M2IIIvarHydor, Ekkhysis; irregular variable, Vmax = 3.57m, Vmin = 3.80m
ε Aqrε2819800110261820h 47m 40.53s−09° 29′ 44.5″3.78−0.46229A1VAlbali, Al Bali, Nir Saad Bula, Lucida Fortunæ Dissipantis,[1] part of al Bulaʽ;[6][7] suspected variable
γ Aqrγ4813621206111039522h 21m 39.30s−01° 23′ 14.5″3.860.44158A0VSadachbia, Sadalachbia, Aoul al Achbiya, Prima Tabernaculorum, part of al Aḣbiyah;[1][4][5] double star
98 Aqrb19813622032111543823h 22m 58.30s−20° 06′ 01.2″3.960.48162K0III
η Aqrη6216321399811149722h 35m 21.33s−00° 07′ 02.5″4.040.29183B9IV-VnHydria, part of al Aḣbiyah[4][5]
τ2 Aqrτ27118321603211271622h 49m 35.51s−13° 35′ 33.1″4.05−1.28380K5IIIoptical double; suspected variable
θ Aqrθ4312921139111000322h 16m 49.97s−07° 46′ 59.7″4.170.33191G8III-IVAncha
φ Aqrφ9021521921511472423h 14m 19.33s−06° 02′ 54.7″4.220.05222M2IIIsuspected variable
ψ1 Aqrψ19121821944911485523h 15m 53.28s−09° 05′ 15.7″4.240.95148K0IIImultiple star; has a planet (b)
ι Aqrι3310720981910913922h 06m 26.21s−13° 52′ 10.3″4.290.67172B8V
99 Aqrb29923522070411566923h 26m 02.82s−20° 38′ 30.7″4.38−0.50308K4IIIsuspected variable
ψ2 Aqrψ29322221968811503323h 17m 54.20s−09° 10′ 57.0″4.41−0.56322B5VnBe star; variable, ΔV = 0.06m, P = 1.073 d
ζ2 Aqrζ25515021305222h 28m 50.10s−00° 01′ 12.0″4.42-0.01251F3Vcomponent of the ζ Aqr system
3 Aqrk39EN19802610262420h 47m 44.24s−05° 01′ 39.4″4.43−1.24445M3IIIvarEN Aqr; irregular variable, ΔV = 0.06m
86 Aqrc18621021824011411923h 06m 40.81s−23° 44′ 35.2″4.480.67188G8IIIbinary star
ω2 Aqrω210525922266111697123h 42m 43.28s−14° 32′ 41.1″4.491.12154B9Vbinary star
ν Aqrν134720138110445921h 09m 35.59s−11° 22′ 18.0″4.501.00164G8IIIAlbulaan, part of al Bulaʽ[6][7]
ξ Aqrξ238120576710678621h 37m 45.04s−07° 51′ 14.9″4.680.99179A7VBunda, Thanih Saad al Saaoud, Secunda Fortunæ Fortunarum,[1] part of Saʽd al Suʽud;[2][3] double star
66 Aqrg6617621516711221122h 43m 35.25s−18° 49′ 49.1″4.68−1.18484K3IIIsuspected variable
101 Aqrb310124422156511624723h 33m 16.63s−20° 54′ 52.3″4.70−0.26320A0Vdouble star
89 Aqrc38921221864011437523h 09m 54.88s−22° 27′ 27.3″4.71−1.31521A3IV:double star
μ Aqrμ61619874310304520h 52m 39.21s−08° 58′ 59.7″4.731.34155A3mAlbulaan, part of al Bulaʽ;[6][7] double star, spectroscopic binary
ο Aqrο3110320940910887422h 03m 18.83s−02° 09′ 19.2″4.74−0.60381B7IVeKae Uh; emission-line star; γ Cas variable, Vmax = 4.68m, Vmin = 4.89m
π Aqrπ5214221257111067222h 25m 16.61s+01° 22′ 38.6″4.80−2.841101B1VeSeat, Wasat al Achbiya, Media Tabernaculorum, part of al Aḣbiyah;[1][4][5] emission-line star; γ Cas variable, Vmax = 4.42m, Vmin = 4.87m
σ Aqrσ5715421332011112322h 30m 38.82s−10° 40′ 40.4″4.820.27265A0IVs貴子星 (Takako-boshi)
104 Aqr AA210425722257411690123h 41m 45.80s−17° 48′ 59.5″4.82−1.65643G2Ib/IItriple star; suspected variable
χ Aqrχ9221921957611493923h 16m 50.95s−07° 43′ 35.3″4.93−1.54640M3IIIsemiregular variable, Vmax = 4.75m, Vmin = 5.10m, P = 35.25 d
ω1 Aqrω110225322234511675823h 39m 47.04s−14° 13′ 19.4″4.971.91134A7IV
ψ3 Aqrψ39522321983211511523h 18m 57.65s−09° 36′ 38.6″4.990.58249A0Vtriple star
κ Aqrκ6316621437611171022h 37m 45.42s−04° 13′ 39.9″5.040.76234K2IIISitula; double star
25 Aqrd258420606710694421h 39m 33.28s+02° 14′ 37.5″5.100.76241K0IIIdouble star
47 Aqr4713521201011039122h 21m 35.58s−21° 35′ 52.9″5.121.37183K0III
1 Aqr1319675810193620h 39m 24.83s+00° 29′ 11.4″5.150.77245K1IIItriple star
108 Aqri3108270ET22364011762923h 51m 21.32s−18° 54′ 33.0″5.170.20321Ap SiET Aqr; spectroscopic binary; α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 5.12m, Vmin = 5.21m, P = 3.73524 d
94 Aqr B9422411512523h 19m 06.37s−13° 27′ 17.0″5.193.5669K2Vcomponent of the 94 Aqr system
97 Aqr9723022027811540423h 22m 39.10s−15° 02′ 21.8″5.190.88237A3Vbinary star
94 Aqr A9422421983411512623h 19m 06.51s−13° 27′ 30.4″5.203.6269G6/G8IVbinary star
υ Aqrυ5916121384511144922h 34m 41.50s−20° 42′ 28.3″5.213.4374F7V
68 Aqr6817921572111252922h 47m 33.19s−19° 36′ 46.3″5.240.68266G8III
106 Aqri110626122284711708923h 44m 12.06s−18° 16′ 36.9″5.240.20331B9V
258 G. Aqr25822264311695723h 42m 27.81s−15° 26′ 52.7″5.270.60280K3III
107 Aqri210726222302411721823h 46m 00.84s−18° 40′ 42.1″5.281.21212F0IIIdouble star
32 Aqr3210420962510899122h 04m 47.43s−00° 54′ 22.5″5.291.04231A5m
41 Aqr4112321096010978622h 14m 18.02s−21° 04′ 28.9″5.330.65281K1IIImultiple star
42 Aqr4212721136111000022h 16m 48.04s−12° 49′ 53.2″5.34−0.52484K1III
ρ Aqrρ4613421183811027322h 20m 11.91s−07° 49′ 16.0″5.35−1.44743B8IIIMNp...
103 AqrA110325622254711688923h 41m 34.51s−18° 01′ 36.8″5.36−0.91584K4/K5III
38 Aqre3811721042410947222h 10m 37.46s−11° 33′ 53.9″5.43−0.75561B5III
83 Aqrh8320821806011399623h 05m 09.71s−07° 41′ 37.7″5.441.63188F2Vtriple star
18 Aqr186720370510566821h 24m 11.44s−12° 52′ 41.3″5.482.07157F0Vsuspected variable
21 Aqr217020392610576721h 25m 16.96s−03° 33′ 23.7″5.48−0.01408K4III
7 Aqr72419934510340120h 56m 54.03s−09° 41′ 51.1″5.49−0.84601K5IIItriple star; suspected variable
12 Aqr B123720049610398121h 04m 04.58s−05° 49′ 24.2″7.31A3Voptical double
49 Aqr4913721227111052922h 23m 30.79s−24° 45′ 45.6″5.530.93272K0IIICN...
77 Aqr7719321664011314822h 54m 45.60s−16° 16′ 18.3″5.532.36140K1IIIsuspected variable
5 Aqr51319866710300520h 52m 08.69s−05° 30′ 25.4″5.55−1.27753B9IIIsuspected variable
30 Aqr3010220939610886822h 03m 16.43s−06° 31′ 20.7″5.550.95271K0III
53 Aqr Bf5314621269711077822h 26m 34.15s−16° 44′ 31.7″5.554.0465G3Vmultiple star
217 G. Aqr21721940211482223h 15m 34.26s−03° 29′ 46.9″5.561.30231A3V
96 Aqr9622621987711514223h 19m 23.86s−05° 07′ 27.5″5.562.85114F3IV
28 Aqr289920912810869122h 01m 05.01s+00° 36′ 17.1″5.60−0.94661K4III:
26 Aqr268520644510714421h 42m 10.12s+01° 17′ 07.0″5.66−2.771583K2III
HD 22209325022209311659123h 37m 39.54s−13° 03′ 37.1″5.660.96283K0IIIdouble star
τ1 Aqrτ16918021576611254222h 47m 42.75s−14° 03′ 23.1″5.681.17260B9Vmultiple star
269 G. Aqr26922355911756723h 50m 33.26s−14° 24′ 05.2″5.70−0.05460K4III
19 Aqr196820387510576121h 25m 13.02s−09° 44′ 53.3″5.711.07276F0IV
94 G. Aqr9420811110810221h 54m 10.34s−04° 16′ 33.4″5.710.96291K2III
HD 21671819521671811318422h 55m 10.94s−04° 59′ 16.4″5.720.95293K0III-IVdouble star
264 G. Aqr26422317011731423h 47m 15.94s−11° 54′ 39.2″5.740.61346K0III
44 Aqr4413121143411002322h 17m 06.50s−05° 23′ 14.0″5.750.65341G6IIIsuspected variable
50 Aqr5014021243011060222h 24m 27.03s−13° 31′ 45.9″5.76−0.35542K0III
HD 223807h27322380711775623h 52m 50.49s−08° 59′ 48.1″5.76−0.61612K0III
80 G. Aqr8020542310659221h 35m 17.63s−03° 58′ 59.9″5.790.13441G9III:
51 Aqr5113921240411057822h 24m 06.87s−04° 50′ 13.2″5.790.22424A0Vmultiple star
35 Aqr3511221019110933222h 08m 58.99s−18° 31′ 10.5″5.80−5.796792B2III
HD 21139213021139211000922h 16m 52.60s−09° 02′ 24.1″5.800.64351K3III:suspected variable
74 Aqr74187HI21649411303122h 53m 28.69s−11° 36′ 59.5″5.80−0.72657B8IV/VHI Aqr; double star; α2 CVn variable, ΔV = 0.01m, P = 3.4 d
15 Aqr155820275310516421h 18m 11.07s−04° 31′ 10.2″5.83−1.56979B5V
271 G. Aqr27122377411772223h 52m 30.05s−14° 15′ 04.3″5.851.13286K2III
11 G. Aqr1119843110289120h 50m 41.70s−12° 32′ 41.0″5.871.45250K1III
16 Aqr166220322210541221h 21m 04.33s−04° 33′ 36.5″5.870.80336G7III:
60 Aqr6016021378911139422h 34m 02.89s−01° 34′ 27.0″5.880.21444G6IIItriple star
12 Aqr A1220049721h 04m 04.74s−05° 49′ 23.08″5.89-0.21541G4IIIoptical component of 12 Aqr
255 G. Aqr25522249311685323h 41m 08.87s−11° 40′ 50.4″5.890.56379K0III
138 G. Aqr13821232011053222h 23m 32.15s−07° 11′ 40.0″5.920.18466G8Ib/II(w)
268 G. Aqr26822352411754123h 50m 14.65s−09° 58′ 27.6″5.931.06307K0IV
202 G. Aqr20221756311368623h 01m 31.70s−04° 42′ 41.3″5.94−3.611011G5II/III
DV Aqr27DV19960310354520h 58m 41.87s−14° 28′ 59.1″5.951.31276A9Vβ Lyr variable, Vmax = 5.89m, Vmin = 6.25m, P = 1.57553 d
246 G. Aqr24622174511636823h 34m 49.33s−15° 14′ 44.9″5.950.79351K4III
45 Aqr4513321167611017922h 19m 00.70s−13° 18′ 17.9″5.960.78354K0III
225 G. Aqr22521987911514423h 19m 24.11s−18° 04′ 31.4″5.96−1.711116K2/K3III
162 G. Aqr16221398611151522h 35m 36.36s−23° 59′ 27.9″5.970.89337K1III
205 G. Aqr20521770311380123h 02m 44.29s−20° 52′ 13.4″5.971.54251K0III
HD 21043411821043410946622h 10m 33.70s−04° 16′ 00.7″5.981.30282K0III-IVdouble star
4 Aqr41219857110294520h 51m 25.69s−05° 37′ 35.9″5.992.14192F5IV-Vmultiple star; suspected variable
17 Aqr176520352510557421h 22m 56.27s−09° 19′ 09.4″5.99−0.73720M0III
39 Aqr3912021070510962422h 12m 25.74s−14° 11′ 37.8″6.042.85142F0Vbinary star; suspected variable
HD 1994422619944210341420h 57m 10.57s+00° 27′ 50.2″6.061.11318K2IIItriple star
HD 22331126522331111742023h 48m 32.48s−06° 22′ 49.4″6.09−0.64723K4IIIsuspected variable
119 G. Aqr11921046410950922h 11m 02.30s−21° 13′ 57.7″6.102.33185F6/F7V
74 G. Aqr7420412110586421h 26m 27.99s+01° 06′ 13.5″6.122.72156F5V
198 G. Aqr19821725111353122h 59m 35.68s−13° 04′ 15.2″6.12−0.40656K3/K4III
HD 21927921621927911475023h 14m 40.18s−10° 41′ 19.1″6.13−0.91836K5IIImultiple star
HD 21342915721342911117022h 31m 18.22s−06° 33′ 17.6″6.154.1283F7Vdouble star
155 G. Aqr15521342811117122h 31m 18.42s−02° 54′ 40.3″6.150.34473K0
HD 21806120721806111399823h 05m 12.88s−17° 04′ 44.9″6.150.01552K4IIIdouble star
128 G. Aqr12821135610998422h 16m 33.67s−01° 35′ 46.9″6.161.63262A5Vn
89 G. Aqr8920723510759621h 47m 38.20s−05° 55′ 00.6″6.171.70256A7V
126 G. Aqr12621136411001822h 16m 59.79s−23° 08′ 24.4″6.170.16519K0III
HD 22003522822003511525723h 20m 40.95s−05° 54′ 28.2″6.170.72400K0IIIsuspected variable
82 Aqr8220421770111378123h 02m 32.56s−06° 34′ 26.1″6.18−1.721240M2IIIsuspected variable
234 G. Aqr23422046511552823h 24m 07.76s−18° 41′ 17.2″6.180.92367K0III
70 Aqr70181FM21587411261522h 48m 30.19s−10° 33′ 19.8″6.190.87377A9III-IVFM Aqr; low-amplitude δ Sct variable, Vmax = 6.16m, Vmin = 6.19m, P = 0.087 d
78 Aqr7819221663711312722h 54m 34.13s−07° 12′ 16.3″6.20−0.16609K3III
238 G. Aqr23822108111590623h 29m 00.69s−09° 15′ 57.7″6.20−2.952203K0
11 Aqr113119996010368221h 00m 33.81s−04° 43′ 47.7″6.214.1086G1V
266 G. Aqr26622342811749423h 49m 31.58s−15° 51′ 40.3″6.210.64424K1/K2III
HD 2057658220576510675821h 37m 33.77s−00° 23′ 25.8″6.220.78399A2Vbinary star
2 G. Aqr219671210192120h 39m 13.25s−02° 24′ 46.7″6.23−1.651230B7IIIn
HD 21444816721444811176122h 38m 22.10s−07° 53′ 51.2″6.230.49459G1IV-Vdouble star
81 Aqr8120121753111367423h 01m 23.65s−07° 03′ 40.1″6.230.69418K5III
274 G. Aqr27422388411779723h 53m 20.81s−24° 13′ 45.2″6.231.41300A5V
HD 198272IQ19827210277020h 49m 17.25s−00° 33′ 47.8″6.24−1.06942M3
HD 2003753520037510389221h 03m 03.09s+01° 31′ 55.9″6.242.14215F5Vtriple star
HD 2081779520817710814421h 54m 35.90s−03° 18′ 04.3″6.242.02227F5IVdouble star
98 G. Aqr9820880110850621h 58m 54.99s−04° 22′ 21.0″6.243.46117K2V
100 Aqr10024222135711611823h 31m 42.04s−21° 22′ 10.0″6.241.72261F0V
HD 22114823922114811595323h 29m 31.98s−04° 31′ 55.9″6.262.81159K3IIIvarsuspected variable
49 G. Aqr4920156710455721h 10m 46.87s−09° 21′ 14.2″6.271.14346K0III
200 G. Aqr20021749811367323h 01m 23.03s−22° 47′ 27.0″6.271.26327A2V
7 G. Aqr719795410256120h 47m 03.57s−02° 29′ 12.7″6.28−0.63787K2
100 G. Aqr10020924010878422h 02m 11.78s−17° 54′ 12.0″6.281.64277K0III
115 G. Aqr11521041910944222h 10m 21.10s−03° 53′ 38.3″6.281.05362A1Vnn
LP Aqr172LP21498311207822h 42m 05.99s−05° 06′ 06.6″6.28−1.781336M0multiple star; irregular variable, ΔV = ~0.34m
144 G. Aqr14421264311074622h 26m 10.70s−23° 40′ 56.8″6.290.38495A0V
197 G. Aqr19721695311334522h 57m 17.21s−04° 48′ 36.3″6.310.80413G9III
HD 21481017121481011196522h 40m 47.96s−03° 33′ 14.9″6.323.70109F6Vbinary star
96 G. Aqr9620870310845321h 58m 13.28s−05° 25′ 28.8″6.332.60181F5IV
HD 21965922121965911501523h 17m 40.06s−11° 42′ 46.6″6.330.94389A1/A2IV/Vsuspected variable
38 G. Aqr3820066310404821h 04m 45.32s+02° 16′ 11.8″6.340.96388G5
53 Aqr Af5321269822h 26m 34.40s−16° 44′ 33.0″6.35component of the 53 Aqr system
113 G. Aqr11321024410937522h 09m 28.94s−23° 39′ 32.8″6.360.37514G8III
56 Aqr5615321323611108622h 30m 17.33s−14° 35′ 08.3″6.36−0.08633B8II
196 G. Aqr19621672711320422h 55m 30.57s−20° 08′ 21.7″6.36−0.28695K4/K5III
R AqrR22280011705423h 43m 49.50s−15° 17′ 04.0″6.36-0.11643M7IIIpevMira variable, Vmax = 5.2m, Vmin = 12.4m, P = 390 d
189 G. Aqr18921655311308022h 54m 05.60s−19° 10′ 30.5″6.370.53481K5III
237 G. Aqr23722095711583923h 28m 05.14s−11° 26′ 58.9″6.371.10369G6/G8III
15 G. Aqr1519880210307720h 53m 05.57s−11° 34′ 25.5″6.383.11147G1V
HD 2022595220225910487221h 14m 37.03s+00° 05′ 32.2″6.38−0.23685M1IIIsuspected variable
20 Aqr206920384310572921h 24m 51.68s−03° 23′ 53.6″6.382.37213F0V
251 G. Aqr25122212511662423h 38m 02.98s−15° 05′ 41.4″6.381.30338K0III
29 Aqr29101DX20927810879722h 02m 26.25s−16° 57′ 53.4″6.390.59471A0/1V + K1/2DX Aqr; triple star, spectroscopic binary; Algol variable, Vmax = 6.37m, Vmin = 6.78m, P = 0.945013 d
121 G. Aqr12121076310964722h 12m 43.89s−04° 43′ 14.1″6.391.53305F7V
HD 21157513221157511009122h 18m 04.30s−00° 14′ 15.1″6.393.30135F3V
58 Aqr5815621346411120022h 31m 41.28s−10° 54′ 19.7″6.392.20225A8III
61 Aqr6116421402811153922h 35m 48.82s−17° 27′ 37.1″6.390.62465K4III
240 G. Aqr24022130811606023h 31m 01.15s−06° 17′ 16.8″6.39−2.972433K0
67 Aqr6717521514311217922h 43m 14.25s−06° 57′ 46.5″6.401.14368A0Vn
248 G. Aqr24822183511642823h 35m 32.07s−07° 27′ 52.1″6.400.68453G5III:
57 G. Aqr5720260610507921h 17m 13.54s−13° 16′ 44.3″6.410.05609A1V
IZ Aqr79IZ20535810654421h 34m 42.76s+01° 49′ 45.1″6.41−1.981552M3irregular variable, Vmax = 6.23m, Vmin = 6.47m
152 G. Aqr15221319811106622h 30m 01.39s−12° 54′ 54.4″6.411.86264F2/F3IV/V
213 G. Aqr21321863911437123h 09m 49.53s−14° 30′ 37.9″6.431.31345A0V
236 G. Aqr23622076611570923h 26m 35.44s−21° 44′ 27.0″6.431.01396K0IIIdouble star
18 G. Aqr1819894910315420h 53m 58.37s−06° 53′ 21.9″6.442.20230F1IV
14 Aqr1454IW20246610501921h 16m 17.78s−09° 12′ 52.8″6.45−2.301831M4III:IW Aqr; double star; semiregular variable, ΔV = ~0.07m, P = 163 d
72 G. Aqr7220404110581921h 25m 51.55s+00° 32′ 03.5″6.451.75284A1IV
HD 21511417421511411216822h 43m 03.40s−08° 18′ 41.2″6.450.06617A5Vmultiple star
1 G. Aqr119667610191120h 39m 05.86s−04° 55′ 46.2″6.462.18234K0
233 G. Aqr23322046611552223h 24m 04.02s−21° 46′ 27.2″6.462.48204F3IV/Vdouble star
EW Aqr50EW20170710463421h 11m 41.31s−14° 28′ 20.6″6.470.82439Fm delta Dellow-amplitude δ Sct variable, Vmax = 6.41m, Vmin = 6.48m, P = 0.0968946 d
55 G. Aqr5520255410504621h 16m 39.46s−01° 36′ 27.8″6.48−0.59845K0
34 G. Aqr3420034010388921h 02m 59.62s−00° 55′ 29.1″6.50−1.751455B6V
241 G. Aqr24122135611610623h 31m 31.40s−04° 05′ 13.0″6.504.4186F8V
10 Aqr1019994410368121h 00m 32.660s−05° 28′ 38.46″6.52400A5V[8][9][10]
9 Aqr920000410372821h 01m 08.33321s−13° 31′ 47.9702″6.55700G6/8III[11][8][12][13]
HD 21027711421027710937822h 09m 29.87s−07° 32′ 55.2″6.634.9969G0Vhas a planet (b)
37 Aqr3711621042210946022h 10m 31.74s−10° 49′ 13.7″6.640.97444K0suspected variable[14][15][16]
24 Aqr248320605810694221h 39m 31.39s−00° 03′ 04.1″6.663.48141F7IIItriple star
8 Aqr819982810364020h 59m 54.82678s−13° 03′ 05.8699″6.60290A3/4 IV
85 Aqr8521817311405423h 05m 52.53078s−07° 56′ 12.1660″6.69B9 V[17]
75 Aqr7521656711308522h 54m 07.12256s−12° 11′ 25.5328″6.86K2/K3III[18]
54 Aqr5421274111078622h 26m 41.66612s−11° 13′ 41.5205″6.98270A3III/IV
36 Aqr3621026910936922h 09m 26.87980s−08° 11′ 08.6206″6.98520G8/K0III/IVa yellow giant star or subgiant star
72 Aqr7221618211281322h 50m 46.30141s−07° 18′ 42.9276″7.00K0 III[19]
65 Aqr6521509711216122h 43m 01.21581s−10° 06′ 09.6755″7.04K0 III[20]
84 Aqr8421808111400623h 05m 18.51768s−07° 45′ 16.8614″7.08G8III[21]
87 Aqr8721833111416423h 07m 11.70181s−07° 41′ 40.4985″7.37A0/1 IV[22]
HD 21277121277111081322h 27m 03.07s−17° 15′ 49.2″7.602.17397G8IVLionrock; has a planet (b)
HD 22258222258211690623h 41m 51.53s−05° 59′ 08.7″7.704.59137G5has a planet (b)
HD 22068922068911566223h 25m 53s−20° 36′ 58″7.774.53145G3Vhas a planet (b)
Gliese 88421735711357623h 00m 16.12s−22° 31′ 27.65″7.878.3426.8K7V + M0-2Vdouble star
HD 21515221515211219022h 43m 21s−06° 24′ 03″8.136.4770K0has four planets (b, c, d & e)
HD 22141622141611615823h 32m 08.1s−21° 48′ 05″8.15310K0IV/Vhas a planet (b)
HD 20661020661010725121h 43m 24.90s−07° 24′ 29.7″8.342.19555K0IIIBosona; has a planet (b)
Gliese 89822150311621523h 32m 49.398s−16° 50′ 44.32″8.6077.6845.5K6V
104 Aqr BA210422256111690423h 41m 46.39s−17° 47′ 00.5″8.521.29911A6V:component of the 104 Aqr system
WASP-6921h 00m 06.0s−05° 05′ 40″9.876.38163K5has a transiting planet (b)
Gl 876IL11302022h 53m 16.73s−14° 15′ 49.3″10.1711.8115.3M3.5VIL Aqr; nearby red dwarf, BY Dra variable, Vmax = 10.15m, Vmin = 10.21m; has four planets (b, c, d & e)
Gl 84910938822h 09m 40.35s−04° 38′ 26.6″10.4210.7029M3.5has two planets (b & c)
WASP-70 A21h 01m 54.0s−13° 26′ 00″10.793.84799G4has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-7522h 49m 33.0s−10° 40′ 32″11.454.38848F9has a transiting planet (b)
AE AqrAE10199120h 40m 09.16s−00° 52′ 15.0″11.66.56333K2Ve + pec(e+cont)DQ Her-type cataclysmic variable, Vmax = 10.18m, Vmin = 12.12m
WASP-17722h 19m 11.0s−01° 50′ 04″11.6581K2has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-4722h 04m 49.0s−12° 01′ 08″11.95.4652G9Vhas four transiting planets (b, c, d & e)
EZ AqrEZ22h 38m 33.62s−15° 17′ 59.2″12.1814.4911.3M5.5Ve-M7e12th closest star system; triple star; flare star
WASP-623h 12m 38.0s−22° 40′ 26″12.44.961001G8Márohu; has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-14723h 56m 46.0s−22° 09′ 11″12.311389G4has a transiting planet (b)
LP 876-1022h 48m 04.47s−24° 22′ 07.5″12.62M4VFomalhaut C
WASP-16523h 50m 19.3s−17° 04′ 39″12.69G6has a transiting planet (b)
BPS CS22892-005222h 17m 01.5s−16° 39′ 26″13.2013.9915330KIIvwSneden's Star; ultra-metal-poor star
FO AqrFO22h 17m 55.43s−08° 21′ 04.6″13.5DQ Her-type cataclysmic variable, Vmax = 12.7m, Vmin = 14.2m, P = 0.202060 d
Table legend:

See also

References
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  2. Consisting with β Aqr (Sadalsuud), ξ Aqr (Bunda) and 46 Cap (c Cap), were Saʽd al Suʽud, the Luck of Lucks. See Star Name – R.H.Allen p. 52
  3. β Aqr as Nir Saad al Saaoud or Lucida Fortunæ Fortunarum (the brightest of luck of lucks) and ξ Aqr as Thanih Saad al Saaoud or Secunda Fortunæ Fortunarum (the second of luck of lucks). c Cap should be Thalath Fortunæ Fortunarum or Tertia Fortunæ Fortunarum (the third of luck of lucks) consistently, but Al Achsasi Al Mouakket was not designated the title for this star with uncleared consideration. Possibly according to the differences of opinion with R.H.Allen
  4. Consisting with γ Aqr (Sadachbia), π Aqr (Seat), ζ Aqr (Sadaltager / Achr al Achbiya) and η Aqr (Hydria), were al Aḣbiyah, the Tent. See Star Name – R.H.Allen p. 52
  5. γ Aqr as Aoul al Achbiya or Prima Tabernaculorum (the first of luck of the homes or tents), π Aqr as Wasat al Achbiya or Media Tabernaculorum (the middle of luck of the homes or tents) and ζ Aqr as Achr al Achbiya or Postrema Tabernaculorum (the end of luck of the homes or tents). η Aqr should be designated as al Achbiya consistently, but it was not designated as the Arabian name except the name Hydria (Greek) or Deli (Hebrew)
  6. Consisting with ε Aqr (Albali), μ Aqr (Albulaan) and ν Aqr (Albulaan), were al Bulaʽ, the Swallower. See Star Name – R.H.Allen p. 53
  7. ε Aqr as Nir Saad Bula or Lucida Fortunæ Dissipantis (the brightest of luck of the swallower) and the common name is Albali. μ Aqr and ν Aqr was already designated as the common name Albulaan, the plural form of al Bulaʽ
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